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- The Karnataka Government State Guest Lecturer Welfare Board has urged the state government to give job security and regularize guest lecturers who have served in government first grade colleges for 10 to 15 years.
- At the board's state executive meeting in Hubballi, office-bearers from various districts discussed the lecturers' future and plans for their next agitation.
- Board president Hanumanthagouda Kalmani said thousands of lecturer posts are vacant in the state, and instead of making new recruitment the government should consider these long-serving guest lecturers.
- He added that despite years of marches, protests and appeals, no permanent solution has been found to the problem.
What to watch next
- The board's planned next course of agitation outlined at the Hubballi meeting
- Whether the state government responds with regularization or fills the vacant lecturer posts through new recruitment
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