Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Rajasthan HC Summons Officials Over Mid-Session Teacher Transfers
The Rajasthan High Court is very worried about the government transferring many teachers in the middle of the school year.
This is happening just before important exams, which start on February 12.
The court wants to know why the government is doing this and has asked the top officials to come and explain.
The court also said that the government should have a clear plan for moving teachers, but right now, it doesn't.
This is causing problems for both teachers and students, and the court wants to make sure everything is fair and follows the rules.
Rajasthan High Court expresses concern over mid-session teacher transfers.
Over 12,000 teachers transferred since August 3, disrupting schools.
Court summons Chief Secretary and Education Secretary for January 23 hearing.
Transfers occur despite an official ban, causing academic continuity issues.
Board examinations scheduled to begin on February 12, adding urgency to the matter.
- Who
- Rajasthan High Court, Chief Secretary, Education Secretary, Teachers, Students
- What
- Summons issued over mid-session teacher transfers
- When
- Hearing on January 23
- Where
- Rajasthan, India
- Why
- To address disruptions caused by mid-session transfers
- Court Action
- Summoned Chief Secretary and Education Secretary
- Next Hearing
- January 23
- Transfers Conducted
- Over 12,000 teachers since August 3
- Board Examinations
- Scheduled to begin on February 12
- Petitioners
- Maina Garhwal and Mahesh Kumar
- Court Concern
- Lack of a comprehensive transfer policy
Sources
TET must for teachers’ promotion: Govt amid confusion over implementation
Maharashtra begins data collation to assess impact of retrospective TET Mandate
Rajasthan HC summons Chief Secy, Education Secy over mid-session teachers' transfer
