West Bengal Teachers Dismissal Upheld: The Supreme Court has termed the recruitment of more than 26 thousand teachers and other employees in West Bengal as illegal. This decision has been brought with appointments made in 2016. After the court’s decision, there has been a political fierce fight in the state. The BJP has sought resignation from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, while the CPM has demanded to fill the vacant posts immediately.
During a conversation with ANI, West Bengal BJP President and Union Minister Sukant Majumdar said, “After the Supreme Court’s decision, Mamata Banerjee came in front of the media and blames others. If the state’s cabinet decides to save the thieves, she should be in jail.” He said that this matter is private for him because he too got his first job through this exam. He told that the gold medalist student of a university was crying because her job went away. Mamta Banerjee and her government are responsible for this.
Sukant Majumdar accused Mamta government
Sukant Mazumdar alleged that Mamata Banerjee’s advisors suggested him that all the people should be combined together to save TMC leaders so that no one would understand anything. But the court clearly stated that if milk and water cannot be separated, throw away both. He said, “Mamata Banerjee has made West Bengal a market, where teachers and jobs are purchased. Eligible candidates should get help from CM Relief Fund.”
“20,000 people placed on the streets”
Targeting the Bengal government led by Mamta Banerjee, the BJP leader said, “26,000 teachers lost their jobs in the state. Mamata Banerjee put 20,000 people on the streets to save 6,000 people who rigged the teacher’s job. Should be given a chance. “
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