One after another politicians and ministers have had to go to jail on charges of recruitment corruption. Many SSC officers are also in jail. Meanwhile, the underprivileged job seekers are still sitting on the streets. In such a situation, the candidates desirous of SLST job came to meet State Education Minister Bratya Basu on Wednesday. is discussed. The minister also gave assurance. But the answer to this puzzle of when the appointment will happen has not been found yet.
Responding to media queries, Education Minister Bratya Basu said, are job seekers saying that there is a lack of goodwill in the government? They can’t say that. On the other hand, in the words of the Education Minister regarding the appointment, the position of the government is still the same as it was before. According to the law, the government wants appointment on the basis of merit in a transparent manner. If the appointment is made with the intervention of the court after taking legal advice, the government agrees. If the court advises us to sit in the discussion, we also agree to it.
Along with the advice of the Education Minister, we are ready to make appointments as per the orders of the court. We want all the eligible people to get jobs. The movement has nothing to do with the job. Qualification and competence are related and legally related to the job. All eligible people should be employed in a legal manner. The people who came to meet had a lot of sympathy for the humanity of the state government and the Chief Minister.
But after all these things job seekers have one last thing that when will be the appointment? When can I get a suitable job? When will the disabled be fired from the job? The answer to this question is not clear. With this, according to experienced circles, the minister has skillfully pushed the ball into the court. But the question is that the underprivileged who are sitting on the streets day after day have got such assurance earlier as well, still have they got the right jobs? The riddle of how to get it has not yet been answered.
However, I came to meet the job seekers with a request, that the deserving candidates be appointed soon, so that they do not have to sit on the streets and become victims of mosquitoes. He said that he would make every effort to recruit deserving candidates.
It is not known to what extent the frustration of the job seekers has reduced from the words of the minister. However, it is clear that the answers to the various questions do not match. The biggest question is when will I get the job? The answer to this question has not been found till date, when will you go to school and pick up a chalk duster instead of shedding tears while sitting on the road.