Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Teacher Candidates Seek Mayawati's Intervention in Recruitment Case
Teachers who were supposed to be hired are having trouble getting their jobs.
They are asking Mayawati for help because their case is stuck in the Supreme Court.
They say the government isn't doing a good job defending them.
These teachers want Mayawati to speak with the Chief Minister to fix this.
They are asking for their jobs back because the process is taking too long.
The teachers are from backward communities and want fair treatment.
Candidates of the 69,000 teacher recruitment protested in Lucknow.
Protesters gathered outside Mayawati's residence.
They demanded Mayawati's intervention in their Supreme Court case.
Candidates cited weak government representation as the cause of delays.
A delegation submitted a memorandum to BSP General Secretary Mewalal Gautam.
- Who
- 69,000 teacher recruitment candidates and Mayawati
- What
- Protest and appeal for intervention
- When
- Ongoing, protest entered second day
- Where
- Lucknow
- Why
- To secure appointments delayed for over five years
- Event
- Protest by 69,000 teacher recruitment candidates
- Location
- Outside Mayawati's residence, Lucknow
- Demand
- Mayawati's intervention in Supreme Court case
- Cause of Delay
- Weak legal representation by state government
- Next Hearing
- October 28