Archive · 29 May 2025
SSC Teachers to Meet CM over Job Concerns
Some teachers in West Bengal lost their jobs and now want to talk to the Chief Minister.
They've been protesting for almost a month.
They are against the new recruitment exams, which the government is planning.
They are worried about having to start over with exams after working for many years.
The teachers seek CM's help and want her to hear their concerns.
Six SSC teachers plan to visit Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's residence.
The teachers lost jobs following a Supreme Court order.
They are protesting outside Bikash Bhawan for 22 days.
They seek an appointment with the CM to discuss their concerns.
Teachers oppose taking new recruitment exams.
- Who
- Six SSC teachers, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee
- What
- SSC teachers seeking intervention regarding job loss and recruitment.
- When
- Thursday morning
- Where
- Kolkata, West Bengal
- Why
- To discuss concerns regarding job loss and new recruitment exams.
Protesting Teachers
West Bengal Government
Exam Requirement
Protesting Teachers
Object to taking new exams after years of service.
West Bengal Government
The government is initiating fresh recruitment, which requires exams.
CM's Statements
Protesting Teachers
Believe the CM's statements contradict each other.
West Bengal Government
The government has not provided statements that contradict.
- Protest Location
- Bikash Bhawan
- Teachers' Action
- Visit CM's residence
- Recruitment Process
- Fresh exams are planned
- Issue
- Job loss following a Supreme Court order
Sources
State has to secure our jobs, we can’t write exams again: Teachers
After SC axe on over 24k school jobs, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee launches biggest recruitment drive with 44,203 posts
Dismissed teachers seek PM’s intervention amid plans for fresh recruitment in West Bengal
