The Bihar government has issued a new rule stating that Bihar teachers will get salary only after they provide property details. Teachers must submit a complete statement of their movable and immovable assets before receiving their January salary.
This rule applies to all government school staff, including principals, regular teachers, and specialist educators. The government has made asset disclosure compulsory as part of its efforts to ensure transparency in public service.
Teachers must prepare a typed statement on plain A4 paper listing all assets and liabilities. Each page should be signed to validate the information. Officials have set a deadline for submitting these statements to avoid salary delays.
The government has clarified that Bihar teachers will get salary only after they provide property details, and any failure to submit the documents on time will result in their salary being withheld.
Education authorities said this step is part of a broader compliance and administrative reform. Teachers across the state are now working to complete their property declarations to receive their salary without interruption. The government aims to improve accountability and transparency through this initiative.
