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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Teachers out on SIR duty, government schools struggle to fill void inside classrooms

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Ashna Butani
Teachers out on SIR duty, government schools struggle to fill void inside classrooms
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Government schools in Delhi are facing significant staff shortages as thousands of teachers are deployed as Booth Level Officers for electoral roll revision. Teacher associations have warned that this disruption will cause irreparable academic loss for students ahead of mid-term exams.

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It illustrates the systemic conflict between administrative state requirements and the delivery of essential public services like education.

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With several government teachers enlisted by the Election Commission as Booth Level Officers (BLOs) for the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, school authorities have been pushed into reworking timetables to tackle the staff shortage.

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The report presents the issue through the perspective of school administrators and teacher unions without taking a partisan stance on the election process itself.

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