Stay in the place: teachers and non -paying employees whose appointment was recently invalidated by the Supreme Court, protest before the Office of the West Bengal School Services Commission (WBSSC) in Calcutta. File | Photo Credit: PTI
Kolkata The West Bengal government on Saturday offered a monthly fee to non -state school employees and called on them to end their strike. The protesters, however, said they would continue to the commotion, which began on April 21, until the government releases a list of “tainted” and “unsuccessful” employees.
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Hundreds of Group and D employees have been camping outside the secondary education office in West Bengal (WBBSE) in Kalkata Salt Lake after their work lost their work after the Supreme Court’s order.
At the beginning of the day, Prime Minister Mamata Baerjee joined the phone at a meeting between the main secretary of Manoj Pant and eight representatives of the non -teaching staff in Nabana, the State Secretariat, and announced the Honor RS. 25,000 for Group C and RS employees. 20,000 for Group D.
“Families have trouble, people have old parents … We can find a way out by paying a honorary after consultation with all parties,” Cm said.
She added that until the state government supports a proposal for a review at the Supreme Court and does not receive the final judgment, teachers will no longer receive a monthly honor without teaching. Mrs. Baerjee said that her government would not distinguish between “tainted” and “unsuccessful” employees, because this matter is the “entity”.
Amit Mondal, one of the representatives who attended at the meeting, said to the Hindes, “Those who were on the hungry strikes refused to break their quickly and evoke protest. Yes, the honesty will help our families, but we wanted the official list of” tainted “and” disproportionate “candidates.
Background
In its order 3, April, the Supreme Court confirmed the decision of the Supreme Court in Calcution to cancel the recruitment of almost 26,000 teachers and non -teaching employees due to the inconsistencies of the selection process. While the Top Court subsequently allowed “unsuccessful” teachers to continue working until the end of the year, the employees would not be offered any such retribution. On April 21, teachers and non -paying employees launched a protest outside WBBSE and demanded an official list of “stained” and “endless” workers. On Thursday, the government published lists of “tireless” teachers and a day later teachers released a protest. However, the uninvited employees continued their strike and continued to push the government to issue a similar list, which would not “help” get back their jobs.
Published – 27 April 2025 12:20
