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Teachers and non -teaching staff, who lost jobs in the teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal, have announced a hunger strike in protest against police action.
Teachers and non -teaching staff who lost jobs in teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal on Thursday In protest against the job and police action Has announced a hunger strike.
Since Wednesday night, teachers have been performing outside the WBSSC office. A teacher said- ‘Hunger strike movement has been started and ahead will be prepared soon.’
Earlier teachers out of the office of District Inspector (DI) was performed. Where the protesters accused the police of lathicharge and beating them with kicking.
Abhijeet Gangopadhyay, former judge and BJP candidate of the Calcutta High Court, said- ‘Cases were registered against innocent teachers who lost their jobs due to the mistake of others. BJP is with such teachers.
The same, on 8 April, Rahul Gandhi wrote a letter to President Draupadi Murmu in the case of canceling the appointment of 25 thousand 753 teachers and non -teaching staff. Rahul has demanded from the President that those who are innocent should allow them to remain in the job.
On the other hand, the Supreme Court had a hearing in the same case on 8 April. The court had banned the CBI investigation of the West Bengal cabinet decision to increase additional posts for school staff.
Since Wednesday night, teachers have been performing outside the WBSSC office.
Mamta – Tied by court order
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee met the teachers and staff whose recruitment has been canceled by the Supreme Court on 7 April. Mamta Banerjee said that we are bound by the court order. This decision is an injustice for those candidates who were capable teachers.
He said- You guys do not think that we have accepted the decision. We are not stoned. You can also put a gel to say so, but I don’t mind. Following the Supreme Court’s decision, West Bengal BJP has demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and sent to jail.
On April 3, the Supreme Court canceled 25,752 appointments related to the teacher recruitment scam. After which the protests intensified.
BJP said- Mamta fails to fulfill responsibility
West Bengal BJP President and Union Minister of State for Education Sukant Majumdar had said – ‘The state has failed the entire responsibility of the state on a large scale in the recruitment of the state. The Supreme Court’s decision has made it clear how the qualifications of educated unemployed youth in West Bengal were sold in lieu of money under the rule of Mamata Banerjee.
BJP bid- Secretariat will march on April 21
The Leader of Opposition in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly, Shubhendu Adhikari, has convicted the Chief Minister in the case. He said- Despite getting many opportunities, the government did not give the list of sought of the Supreme Court.
The state government can submit the list by 15 April. If this does not happen, we will march on 21 April with one lakh people to Nabanna. This will be a non-political, people’s movement.
At the same time, BJP MP and former Justice of the Calcutta High Court Abhijeet Gangopadhyay said- If the government had accepted the previous order, then the job of 19 thousand teachers would not have gone.
Suvendu Adhikari protested against the Mamta government with BJP MLAs on 7 March.
Understand the whole matter in two points …
- In 2016, the West Bengal government recruited teaching and non-teaching staff for government and aided schools through the State Level Selection Test-2016 (SLCT). Then more than 23 lakh people took the recruitment examination for 24,640 vacant posts.
- In this recruitment, it is accused of taking bribe from 5 to 15 lakh rupees. The Calcutta High Court had received several complaints in the case. In the case of irregularities in recruitment, CBI arrested former state education minister Partha Chatterjee, his close Arpita Mukherjee and some SSC officials. Arpita was a model by profession.
