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Arunachal Suspends KGBV Headmistress and Warden After Students’ 65-Km Protest

A women’s rights group is urging the child-rights commission to run an independent fact-finding inquiry.

Overview

  • About 90 girls from KGBV Nyangno marched overnight to Lemmi on September 14 to protest prolonged vacancies in Geography and Political Science.
  • Education Commissioner Amjad Tak suspended headmistress Nyayir Riba and warden Tummi Chisi with immediate effect for failing to escalate student grievances, calling it grave mismanagement and indiscipline.
  • The Arunachal Pradesh Women’s Welfare Society asked the APSCPCR to constitute an independent committee to assess the situation and recommend measures.
  • The group cautioned against hasty punitive steps and urged prioritizing vacancy fill-ups, proper staffing, and a transparent grievance redressal mechanism.
  • District officials said the education department approved postings for Geography and Political Science and engaged some contractual teachers following the march.