Some teachers provided unemployment to the recent judgment of the Supreme Court before joining the bus to Delhi to expand their disturbance behind West Bengal in Kolkata, April 14, 2025. Photo Credit: PTI
Some of the injured teachers, from more than 26,000 who lost their jobs after the recent order of the Supreme Court in the case of fraud of the launch of the West Bengal teacher, left for Nový Delhi from here on Monday at noon. They extend their upset outside the West Bengal and travel to the capital on the bus and intend to lead campaigns to leaflets in several countries on their way. Protesting teachers plan to demonstrate SIT-in in Delhi Mantar 16 April.
Teachers whose employment was abolished planned weekly agitation in various forms. On 18-19. April is planned in several districts in West Bengal. April 22, teachers will march from Sealdah to Raj Bhavan in Kolkata. From 1 to 7 May in Calcutta was scheduled “hunger strike relay”. If a specific resolution is not achieved at this time, the teachers said that from 8 May they escalate their upset and begin indefinite hunger.
“Almost 65 of our peers have gone to Delhi today. They will stop in more districts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh in protest and inform people about our situation. We want to reach ordinary people of the nation,” said Mehboob Mondal, one of the “deserving teachers”.
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Major Minister Mamata Baerjee called thousands of people who lost their jobs to “voluntarily” continue their work until the solution was achieved, but this offer found few recipients.
The school authorities also found themselves in a difficult position with the idea of ”voluntary services” because they do not know whether the teachers who lost their job would get their salaries, and if they were allowed to mark their participation if they went to work.
Demonstrators argued that the West Bengal (WBSSC) school services (WBSSC) could not be distinguished and provided by separate lists of “stained” and “unsuccessful” candidates that led to a blanket of nearly 26,000 jobs in 2024.
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Minister assures
The State Minister of Education, Bratya Basu, met 12 representatives from people who lost their jobs in the WBSSC 11th April. He told them that the state government has no objections to the publication of separate lists that, after legal consultations, name the stained and undamaged candidates.
“We will ask (WB) SSC to publish this list according to CBI findings (Central Bureau of Investigation),” Mr. Basu said.
The government said the lists could be published by April 21, but the demonstrators refused to leave the guard down until the solution was found.
Published – April 14 2025 20:40 is
