Archive · 2 Sep 2025
BJP Supports Ordinance to Retain 'Untainted' Bengal Teachers
Some teachers in West Bengal might lose their jobs due to problems with how they were hired.
The BJP, a political party, is supporting these teachers who they believe are not involved in any wrongdoing.
The BJP wants the government to make a new law that lets these teachers keep their jobs.
The BJP also wants the government to ask the Supreme Court to allow these teachers to keep their jobs.
If there are still jobs open, the BJP wants the government to hire new teachers fairly.
BJP supports 'untainted' candidates from the 2016 school teacher recruitment exam.
BJP will back TMC government if it brings a bill or ordinance.
Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari advised discussing the matter in the Assembly.
Adhikari plans to urge the Chief Secretary to petition the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court ordered sacking of 25,753 teaching and non-teaching staff.
- Who
- BJP and "Untainted" Teachers
- What
- Supporting the retention of 'untainted' teachers in school jobs
- When
- During the ongoing special session of the West Bengal Assembly
- Where
- West Bengal
- Why
- To support the "untainted" teachers affected by the 2016 recruitment process.
- Political Party
- BJP
- Event
- 2016 School Teacher Recruitment
- Legal Action
- Supreme Court ordered dismissal of staff
- Affected Staff
- 25,753
- Tainted Candidates Identified
- 1,806