West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee
Bengal teachers discount: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee said that the Supreme Court’s verdict could not be supported on Thursday, in which the work of about 25,000 teachers in the state is invalid. As a citizen, let me say that I cannot support this decision. Hope it will not be distorted. The court said that the appointments of these candidates were canceled. At a press conference, Mamta Banerjee said, “However, there is no need to ask people who pay any fee.”
In 2016, the Supreme Court upheld the West Bengal School Services Authority (WBSSC) Calcutta High Court ruling, regarding school job fraud for money laundering for money. The court said the selection process was ‘polluted and contaminated’.
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Banerjee questioned that all candidates were dismissed simultaneously, and that all appointments were not guilty of mistakes. They compared the recruitment fraud in Madhya Pradesh, saying, “We have no evidence of stained people. Does the BJP government want to demolish the Bengali education system? What happened in the business?”
‘Staggering candidates can apply new’
Citing the Supreme Court’s order, Banerjee said that the unruly candidates can apply for a new one. He said, “The stigmatized candidates can join the new selection process. We will accept the decision and end the process in three months. SSC (S.Sc.) There is an autonomous system, but we will ensure that it completes the rehabilitation process of the teachers.
He also criticized the role of the BJP and the CPI (M)
He also criticized the role of the BJP and the CPI (M) and accused the political purpose of being a political purpose behind the order. He said, “The judge, who issued the first order in the Calcutta High Court, is now the BJP MP. I know this is done by the BJP and the CPI (M). They will get the answer soon. Bhaktan ‘
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