#Boycottonlineattendance: Out of 6.09 lakh government teachers, only 2% (16,015) adhered to the new digital attendance mandate on its debut day. Many districts, including Shahjhanpur and Pilibhit, saw no teachers complying with the directive.
District-Wise Resistance
In districts like Bareilly and Rampur, minimal compliance was recorded, highlighting widespread opposition. Some districts reported as low as 1% attendance digitally, prompting concerns over the mandate’s acceptance.
#Boycottonlineattendance: Teacher Protests and Demands
Teachers mobilized protests across Uttar Pradesh, denouncing the digital attendance system as unfair and impractical. They demand concessions such as half-day leaves, earned leaves, and flexible attendance policies based on weather and official duties.
Statewide Discontent
Teachers’ associations criticized the unilateral implementation, labeling it a decree reminiscent of despotic rule. The protests escalated with symbolic demonstrations in Lucknow, emphasizing the teachers’ discontent and demands for policy amendments.
