JKGLTF Hails Supreme Court Verdict as Historic Victory for General Line Teachers
Forum Congratulates Teaching Fraternity on Upholding of Justice and Fairness
Srinagar, November 1: The Jammu and Kashmir General Line Teachers Forum (JKGLTF) has extended its heartiest congratulations to all General Line Teachers across the Union Territory, calling the recent Supreme Court judgment a landmark moment of justice and triumph for the teaching community.
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has dismissed the Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) teachers challenging the J&K High Court judgment that denied inclusion of their initial five years of service for seniority and related benefits. With this dismissal, the High Court’s verdict stands upheld, reaffirming the legal and constitutional position long advocated by the JKGLTF.
“This is not merely a legal victory — it is a triumph of truth, dedication, and integrity,” the Forum stated in an official message, adding that the verdict vindicates years of collective struggle and principled advocacy by the General Line Teachers community.
Recalling the long journey marked by challenges and perseverance, the Forum said, “We faced years of trials and uncertainty, but our unwavering faith in justice and the rule of law has prevailed. This day belongs to every teacher who stood united in the belief that fairness must triumph.”
The JKGLTF expressed deep gratitude to all office bearers, members, and legal advisors who contributed to the cause, as well as the countless teachers who maintained patience and solidarity throughout the struggle.
“This judgment reinforces our belief that when we stand together with dedication, selflessness, and truthfulness, success is inevitable,” the statement added. The Forum urged teachers to continue their collective efforts for the dignity, rights, and welfare of all General Line Teachers in Jammu and Kashmir.
“Today’s victory is not just ours — it is a victory for justice and for every educator who believes in fairness and integrity,” the Forum concluded.
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