Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Sacked School Staff Demand Reinstatement at SSC Office
A group of former school employees in West Bengal, who lost their jobs, are asking to get them back.
They marched to the School Service Commission office.
They want the government to reinstate them and prove their hiring was fair.
These employees were fired following a Supreme Court decision.
They are also upset because a court has paused the government's plan to give them financial help.
They claim that they are struggling to make ends meet since they lost their jobs.
The employees are now requesting that the government take steps to help them return to their previous jobs.
Sacked non-teaching staff marched to the SSC headquarters in Salt Lake.
They demanded reinstatement and certificates confirming fair recruitment.
The employees were terminated following a Supreme Court order on April 3.
The Calcutta High Court stayed the government's allowance decision.
A delegation met with the SSC chairperson to discuss their demands.
- Who
- Sacked non-teaching employees and SSC officials.
- What
- Sacked non-teaching employees marched to the SSC office, seeking reinstatement.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Salt Lake, West Bengal
- Why
- To demand reinstatement and challenge the stay on their allowance.
Sacked Employees
Government
Reinstatement Process
Sacked Employees
Employees want immediate reinstatement and no new tests.
Government
Government is likely to hold fresh tests for recruitment.
Financial Support
Sacked Employees
Employees are struggling without allowance.
Government
Government is challenging the stay on the allowance.
- Employees affected
- Group C and D employees
- Supreme Court Order
- Terminated employees on April 3
- Employees seeking
- Reinstatement and SSC certificates
- Allowance Stay
- Interim stay by Calcutta High Court
- Allowance Details
- ₹25,000 (Group C), ₹20,000 (Group D)