West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has assured the teachers who lost their jobs on Monday to give their full support. He said that his government will ensure that he does not remain unemployed and there is no hindrance in his service. CM Mamta will make alternative arrangements for eligible candidates who lost school jobs after the Supreme Court order.
CM Mamta Banerjee held a meeting at Netaji Indore Stadium with people who lost school jobs after the top court’s decision. During this time, he urged the affected teachers and other personnel to go to their respective schools and re-work in a voluntary manner. He said, ‘I will stand with those people with whom injustice has happened. I don’t care what others think.
SC described the entire selection process as tainted
The apex court on April 3 declared the appointment of 25,753 teachers and employees in government and aided schools in Bengal as invalid. The court described the entire selection process as ‘flawed and tainted’. The selection of these employees was selected in 2016 through a recruitment campaign of the State School Services Commission. At the same time, CM assured that she will make alternative arrangements for all eligible candidates within two months.
Addressing thousands of teachers, the Chief Minister said, ‘You can go back to your schools and start teaching voluntarily. You are in service right now because you have not been given any service letter yet. Our government is bound to ensure that no qualified candidate loses the job. We have plans to ensure this. We will not let them remain unemployed.
I don’t care what others think- CM
CM Mamta said, ‘I will stand with those people with whom injustice has happened. I don’t care what others think. I will do everything to get your honor back. CM Mamta reiterated that the state government respects the court’s decision and the administration is actively taking steps to handle the situation with ‘extreme caution and fairness’. He told a two -phase plan for this.
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He said, ‘In the first phase, we will see the details of eligible candidates and take all the necessary steps to return their lost jobs. In the second phase, we will raise the cases of so -called tainted candidates. We will investigate deeply why they were disqualified, on what basis they were found tainted and how they were investigated in which they were found guilty. I will hold a separate meeting with them.