Tarique listens to NTRCA job seekers' grievances on the street
BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman on Thursday (15 January ) stepped out onto the street in front of the party's Gulshan office to personally hear the grievances of Non-Government Teachers' Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) registered job seekers.
The NTRCA-registered aspirants had been waiting outside the BNP chairman's political office in Gulshan when Tarique Rahman arrived there around 3:30pm from his residence.
After entering the office premises, he immediately came back out, crossed the road on foot and exchanged greetings with the demonstrators.
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Standing on the street, Tarique Rahman listened as the job seekers outlined their demands and concerns regarding the recruitment process in non-government educational institutions.
The aspirants complained of alleged secret recruitment of unregistered teachers against vacant posts, as well as a range of structural problems in the appointment process of head teachers.
They said these irregularities have created widespread dissatisfaction among NTRCA-registered candidates.
