In West Bengal, the Board of Primary Education canceled the jobs of 94 teachers. According to sources, this guideline will be effective from next Monday. The Board of Primary Education claims that this action has been taken on the orders of the Calcutta High Court. However, Primary Education Board Chairman Gautam Pal did not comment on this matter. In this, those 94 teachers have been identified and notices have been sent to them. Kali Puja is ahead. At the same time, the jobs of 94 teachers were cancelled. Now a vigorous discussion has started on this. On Saturday, the Board of Primary Education canceled the jobs of teachers following the order of Calcutta High Court.
The appointment was made under Manik Bhattacharya
The people who lost their jobs were appointed under Manik Bhattacharya. The complaint is that in exchange for money, he was appointed to the post of primary teacher without passing the examination. Such a step is very important in investigating recruitment corruption. DPSC chairpersons of several districts have been informed by letter to terminate the employment of these teachers appointed in TET 2014 and 2016. According to sources, 94 people did not pass TET. Instead, he was initially employed as a teacher in exchange for money. In one case, Justice Amrita Sinha raised the question as to how candidates got jobs without passing TET. The judge also asked for a report from the board.
There are 94 people who got jobs without passing TET.
In that report, the board said, there are 94 people who got jobs without passing TET. On the orders of the court, the Board of Primary Education has called the job seekers and started investigation. They could not submit the required documents related to the job, so the board decided to cancel their jobs. In a report submitted to the Calcutta High Court, the Board of Primary Education said that 94 people were identified and notices were sent through the District Primary Education Commission. Due to not showing proper documents within the stipulated time, the court recommended cancellation of his job. The documents that were brought forward revealed negligence in the appointment of 94 people. On Saturday, the Board of Primary Education ordered to cancel the appointment of 94 teachers.