The Ministry of Education has issued a special announcement addressing the recent teacher-principal protest and the events that transpired during the demonstration.

In the statement, the Ministry of Education expressed its concern regarding the incident that unfolded during the protest, which was dispersed by the police using tear gas and water cannons. The Ministry acknowledged the distress experienced by principals and teachers involved in the demonstration.

The Minister of Education, who was abroad attending an educational conference during the protest, conveyed his sincere regret for the unfortunate turn of events. This incident occurred at a time when the education sector, including teachers and principals, was actively working to address discrepancies and challenges within the system. The Minister of Education, despite being overseas, expressed his deep concern for the welfare and well-being of those affected by the protest and the subsequent actions taken by the authorities.

The Ministry of Education emphasized the importance of open dialogue, collaboration, and peaceful resolution when addressing issues and discrepancies within the education sector. The incident has sparked a renewed commitment to fostering an environment in which the concerns and challenges of educators and administrators are addressed through constructive and amicable means.