West Bengal Chief Minister (CM) Mamta (Mamta) Banerjee has expressed grief over the decision of the Supreme Court that brought teachers. He made it clear (Said) that no eligible candidate will go to the job. He said that I (i) I will go to Jail, but I will not go to the jobs of teachers.
Thursday’s court declared the appointment of 25,753 teachers and other employees illegal in government schools as illegal. Also, the selection process was also questioned. According to media reports, CM Banerjee said, ‘I am bound by the decision of the Supreme Court regarding school jobs, but the situation should be fully dealt with with caution and impartiality, taking prompt steps for this’.
She is going to meet SSC candidates who lost the job at Netaji Indoor Stadium. CM said, “I stand with those who lost school jobs in West Bengal, I will make every effort to get their honor back.” He said, “I will not lose the eligible candidates.”
What did you say on the allegations
The Trinamool Congress Supreme said, “My name is being dragged into such a thing about which I have no idea.” He said, “We have some different plans so that eligible candidates are not unemployed or there is no hindrance in their service.” He has also said to go to jail. He said, “If someone wants to punish me to stand with those who lost school jobs, then I am ready to go to jail.”
Supreme Court verdict
On Thursday, a bench of CJI i.e. India’s Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar upheld the Calcutta High Court’s decision of April 22, 2024 to cancel the appointments. The apex court said in its judgment, ‘From our view, this is a case in which the entire selection process has been trinity, which cannot be improved.
Efforts to hide the case along with large-scale manipulation and fraud have hurt the selection process so much that it cannot be improved. ‘ While giving the verdict on 127 petitions filed regarding the decision of the Calcutta High Court, the Chief Justice said, “The credibility and validity of the selection has decreased, and accordingly, we have to retain it (the High Court order) with some amendments.”
While delivering the verdict, the Chief Justice said that the employees whose appointments have been canceled do not have to return the salary and other allowances so far. The apex court also exempted a disabled employee on a humanitarian grounds and said that she would remain in the job.
