Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Court Extends Ban on Bengal Jobless Staff Aid
A court in West Bengal has decided the government can't give money to some school staff who lost their jobs.
These staff members were fired because of a Supreme Court ruling.
The government had planned a program to help them with money, but the court stopped it.
The court is concerned about how this money is being given out, and it has extended the order, preventing the government from distributing the aid until January 30.
The Calcutta High Court extended a restraining order.
The order prevents the West Bengal government from aiding jobless non-teaching staff.
The court initially issued an order on June 20.
The court's extension of the order is until January 30.
The Supreme Court previously ruled against the 2016 selection process.
- Who
- Calcutta High Court and West Bengal government
- What
- The court extended an order preventing the government from aiding jobless non-teaching staff.
- When
- September 19
- Where
- West Bengal
- Why
- To address the court's concerns regarding financial assistance for affected staff.
Court's Stance
Government's Stance
Financial Aid
Court's Stance
The court opposes the government's scheme to provide aid.
Government's Stance
The government wanted to give aid to non-teaching staff.
- Court
- Calcutta High Court
- Order Date
- September 19
- Restraining Order Extended Until
- January 30
- Affected Staff
- Non-teaching staff
- Cause of Job Loss
- Supreme Court order
- Government Scheme
- Monetary support program for jobless staff
