Anger among Shiksha Mitras for excluding them from Special TET: Announcement of agitation in Prayagraj, demanding relaxation and regularization in Super TET.

The exclusion of special TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) candidates from the exam has caused resentment among Shiksha Mitras (education volunteers) across the state. A meeting of the Primary Shiksha Mitra Sangh was held on Sunday at Chandrasekhar Azad Park in Prayagraj, where a movement against the state government was announced. The demand to include Shiksha Mitras in the special TET exam was raised during the meeting. Additionally, there were demands for regularizing and granting relaxation in the Super TET exam based on their experience to TET-qualified Shiksha Mitras.