On December 22, despite giving a last chance to these 1,698 non-teaching staff, Justice Basu made strong remarks about the large number of illegal recruitments (Representational image)
The single judge bench of Calcutta High Court Justice Biswajit Basu said that the matter will be heard again and finally on January 24, these non-teaching staff will have to present their arguments in the court.
A fresh notification by the state education department, released on Monday, has made it clear that the clock has started ticking for 1,698 non-teaching staff in different government schools who have been illegally recruited by the CBI and West Bengal. Was found to get the job. School Service Commission (WBSSC).
Through this new notification issued from the office of the Commissioner of School Education of the state, the concerned district inspectors of schools have been asked to inform the Calcutta High Court deadline to the concerned non-teaching staff in their respective districts so that They can present their arguments. Prove your innocence
On December 22, a single-judge bench of Calcutta High Court Justice Vishwajit Basu, while giving these 1,698 non-teaching staff of different government schools a last chance to prove their innocence in the matter, said that the case would be heard again and finally On January 24 and by that time these non-teaching staff will have to present their respective arguments in the court.
In the notification issued on Monday, the district school inspectors have been asked to provide a copy of Justice Basu’s order to the concerned non-teaching staff of the district within three working days from the date of receipt of the order.
“Thereafter, a compliance report may be submitted in the next five working days,” the notification said.
“This means that the clock has started ticking for these 1,698 non-teaching staff in different government schools, who have been arrested by the CBI and WBSSC for illegally securing jobs either to prove their innocence or to provide services. has been found to be ready to face termination,” explained a state education department official who declined to be named.
On 22 December, Justice Basu made strong observations regarding the large number of illegal recruitments, despite giving one last chance to these 1,698 non-teaching staff. “Already students have suffered a lot due to such recruitment irregularities and corruption. This cannot be tolerated any longer. Those who have been illegally recruited should not be allowed to continue their services now. They should not be allowed to enter schools even for a day,” Justice Basu said on December 22.
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