This disruption is due to the alleged closure of the ‘authorisation tab’ on the education department’s online system. Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar : Teachers and non-teaching staff declared surplus in aided minority schools across the district are facing severe difficulties in receiving their salaries.
It is unjust to selectively exclude minority schools from the deployment process,” he said. A teacher from a minority school in the Harsul area stated that he has not received his salary for the past two months. “We cannot run our households and are forced to borrow money from others, causing huge embarrassment. The representation states that teachers and non-teaching staff declared surplus following the final staffing pattern update are awaiting adjustment against vacant sanctioned posts. However, delays in completing this process—coupled with the closure of the online authorisation facility—have severely affected salary processing. Top officials from the education department of the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Zilla Parishad could not be reached for comment. The exact number of affected surplus teachers could not be officially ascertained.