Jabalpur: High Court directs state government to resolve issue of 7th pay commission benefits to non-government colleges’ teachers

Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): The Jabalpur High Court has directed to the state government to take a decision on the issues related to benefit of 7^th pay commission benefits to those teaching at non-government colleges in Madhya Pradesh.

The direction of single bench of Justice Atul Shridharan came after hearing a petition filed by Non-government Colleges Teachers’ Association.

The petitioners informed the court that teachers working at government universities and colleges have been given the benefit of 7^th commission, but the government is yet to take decision on giving benefit to those working at non-government colleges.

After hearing the petition, the court directed the state government to take a decision on the issue, considering the Supreme Court’s 2014 directions in Madhya Pradesh government Vs Dr Sharik Ali.

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In 2014, the Supreme Court had directed the state government to give the benefit of 6^th pay commission to those working at non-government colleges.

According to information, a total of 75 private colleges, which are receiving government’s grant in Madhya Pradesh.

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