Chandigarh, October 24, 2026:** The Guest Teachers Joint Struggle Front, Haryana Pradesh, has urged the Haryana Government to initiate the process of regularising 10,757 guest teachers who have been serving in the state’s education department for the past 21 years, under the three-year policy formulated in 2014, in accordance with the spirit of the Hon’ble Court’s order.
State President *Krishan Dharashul* said that guest teachers have been making a significant contribution to Haryana’s government schools for the past 21 years, discharging their responsibilities with dedication, hard work and commitment. Despite challenging circumstances, they have continued to educate students and support the smooth functioning of the state’s education system. However, the issue of their regularisation remains pending, creating uncertainty about the future of the teachers and their families.
State President Krishan Dharashul said, “Guest teachers have been an integral part of Haryana’s education system for the past 21 years. They have consistently prioritised the future of students and fulfilled their responsibilities with dedication. It is now the government’s responsibility to recognise their long years of service and contribution by initiating the regularisation process at the earliest. We demand that concrete steps be taken to regularise guest teachers under the three-year policy formulated in 2014, in accordance with the Hon’ble Court’s order dated May 25, 2026. The government must take a clear decision without unnecessary delay so that 10,757 teachers and their families can be relieved of uncertainty about their future.”
He further said that guest teachers have been struggling for their rights for a long time. The government should issue the necessary directions to the concerned department and ensure that the regularisation process is completed in a transparent and time-bound manner, providing teachers with clarity regarding their service status.
Final Decision Awaited Despite Personal Hearings
The office-bearers of the Front said that although the departmental process of personal hearings in matters concerning guest teachers has been completed, a final decision on regularisation is still awaited. They urged the government to resolve the pending matters at the earliest and provide relief to the teachers.
Justice March Begins in Sirsa on October 21
State spokesperson **Kuldeep Jharoli** informed that a Justice March was launched from Sirsa on October 21 to press for the regularisation of guest teachers. The march will reach Kurukshetra on October 25, where a Justice Rally will be organised. Guest teachers from across Haryana are expected to participate and collectively raise their demands.
He further stated that after the rally, the guest teachers would proceed on foot towards Chandigarh alongside the Justice Rath and present their demands before the Governor. The initiative aims to highlight the concerns of guest teachers and bring their demand for regularisation to the attention of the government.
Office-Bearers Attend Press Conference
The press conference was attended by State President Krishan Dharashul, Women’s Wing President Maina Yadav, General Secretary Raghu Vats, and State Spokesperson Kuldeep Jharoli.
Other office-bearers present included Convener Subhash Ravish (Kaithal), Senior Vice President Pawan Jakhar (Jhajjar), Treasurer Gurudutt Shastri (Kurukshetra), Joint Treasurer Hardip Gill (Sirsa), Secretary Vikas Ravish (Kaithal), and Social Media In-charge Satish Yadav (Mahendragarh), along with other members of the organisation.
The divisional presidents associated with the organisation include Pradeep Gurjar (Ambala), Fatehram (Faridabad), Naresh Yadav (Gurugram), Ravinder Khayalia (Hisar), Narender Singh Sandhu (Karnal), and Shamsher Singh (Rohtak).
The Front appealed to the Haryana Government to initiate the regularisation process for all 10,757 guest teachers at the earliest and take a positive decision to secure their future. The organisation reiterated that its democratic struggle would continue until its demands were addressed.
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