Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Bombay HC Ruling: Nashik Birhad Protest Faces Setback
A group of people in Nashik have been protesting for three months.
They filed a case in court.
The Bombay High Court made a decision about who would be protected.
The court said that people who have worked for less than ten years won't be protected.
Teachers must pass an exam if they want to keep their jobs.
Other workers with ten years service may be considered for permanent jobs.
If not eligible, the Tribal Department must inform them with reasons.
Birhad agitation in Nashik faces a setback.
Bombay High Court clarified protection terms.
Workers with less than ten years of service won't be protected.
Teachers on hourly basis must pass TET exam.
Non-teaching staff considered for permanent vacancies.
- Who
- Daily and hourly wage employees and teachers.
- What
- The Bombay High Court ruled on the protection of Birhad agitation workers.
- When
- Ongoing for three months; ruling made recently.
- Where
- Nashik, in front of the Tribal Commissionerate; hearing at Bombay High Court.
- Why
- To determine the rights and protections of the protesters.
- Event
- Birhad Agitation
- Location
- Nashik
- Court
- Bombay High Court
- Service Requirement for Protection
- 10 years
- Teaching Employees
- Must pass TET in two years
- Non-Teaching Employees
- Considered for permanent vacancies