Chandigarh-A poster circulating online has highlighted the grievances of regular computer teachers in Punjab, accusing the state government of betrayal and unfair treatment after years of service. According to the poster, 112 of their colleagues have passed away, yet their families received no financial assistance, not even a single rupee. It further claims that five regular computer teachers were forced to stop working at the age of 58, with no pension, no gratuity, no leave encashment, and no other retirement or death-related benefits provided by the Education Department. The poster contrasts this situation with the substantial facilities and benefits allegedly given even to MLAs after just one day in office, questioning why teachers with 20 years of long service face such discrimination. It labels the government’s actions as a “fraud with computer teachers” and “injustice of the Punjab government.”The visual depicts distressed families, elderly teachers walking away empty-handed, and a stark comparison between a money bag of benefits for politicians versus a group of ordinary teachers left without support. This appears to be part of ongoing demands by computer teachers in Punjab seeking parity in service benefits, pensions, and other entitlements typically available to other government employees.