No teachers have been assigned Ambubachi Mela duty, clarifies Kamrup (M) DC

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• Jun 14, 2023 | Dhupali Das

Two days after issuing the notice regarding teachers being called in for Ambubachi Mela duty...

Digital Desk: Two days after issuing the notice regarding teachers being called in for Ambubachi Mela duty, the Deputy Commissioner of Kamrup (Metropolitan) district, Pallav Gopal Jha, clarified on Wednesday that the notification was issued due to some miscommunication.

Jha said, "The notification that was released by the District Inspector of Schools to provide teachers for the orderly running of Ambubachi Mela will be withdrawn as it was issued due to some miscommunication."

Meanwhile, explaining the same, education minister Ranoj Pegu tweeted, "No teacher has been given Ambuwasi duty. In fact duty detailment is not yet done — @DCKamrupMetro has clarified. Further, no exams are scheduled now in the schools as per the academic calendar."

It should be mentioned that on June 12, the Kamrup (M) District Inspector of Schools issued a notice requesting efficient teachers/manpower for the smooth operation of the Ambubachi Mela.

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"With reference to the subject cited above, I have the honour to request you for providing 5 nos. of efficient teachers from HS School and 3 nos. of efficient teachers from High School as per enclosed list of schools for smooth conduct of Ambubachi Mela, 2023. The name of teachers with contact number is mandatory to send this Inspectorate on or before 13th June/2023 positively without fail," the notification reads.

The Ambubachi Mela will take place from June 22 to 26.