Shadow Correspondent
Jammu, Dec, 17
Today, a distinguished delegation from the Jammu Kashmir Brahman Sabha met with the Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Surinder Chaudhary. In a significant step towards advocating for linguistic inclusivity, the Sabha submitted a memorandum addressing the exclusion of the Sanskrit language from the recent lecturer vacancy advertisement by the Department of School Education.The current notification outlines vacant lecturer positions across various subjects. However, the absence of Sanskrit language posts has raised concerns about potential discrimination against this classical language.
The Jammu Kashmir Brahman Sabha emphasized the cultural and educational importance of Sanskrit, urging the government to rectify this oversight.
Key representatives present at this pivotal meeting included:- *Atul Sharma*, President of the Jammu Kashmir Brahman Sabha- Sanjay Raina, General Secretary- Tript Shastri, Vice President- Vishal Padha, Media Secretary- Deepak Khajuria, Chief Advisor The delegation expressed their collective voice, urging prompt action to advertise and fill Sanskrit lecturer positions.
They emphasized the need for fair representation of all languages in the educational framework, aligning with cultural preservation and academic diversity.The Sabha hopes that this memorandum will initiate necessary discussions and lead to positive amendments in the recruitment process, ensuring that the significance of Sanskrit is recognized and upheld in the educational sector. For further details or inquiries, please contact Vishal Padha, Media Secretary of Jammu Kashmir Brahman Sabha.
