Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Calcutta HC Orders Police Action on School Job Rally Violators
The Calcutta High Court has told the police to stop anyone from causing trouble during a planned protest on July 28.
School job candidates, who lost their jobs due to a Supreme Court decision, were organizing the rally.
The police had already said they wouldn't allow the rally to happen.
A shop owner complained that these events were hurting their business.
The court's order means the police will take action against those who disrupt daily activities.
The Supreme Court's earlier ruling canceled the jobs of many teachers and other school staff.
Calcutta High Court directs police to act against violators of its order on a school job candidates' rally.
The rally was planned for July 28 in Howrah, but police denied permission.
The High Court issued the directive after a shop owner filed a petition citing business disruptions due to processions.
The rally is organized by a section of those who lost their jobs following a Supreme Court order.
The Supreme Court canceled appointments of nearly 26,000 teaching and non-teaching staff.
- Who
- Calcutta High Court, police, school job candidates, shop owner.
- What
- The Calcutta High Court directed police to take action against those violating its order regarding a rally.
- When
- July 28 (rally date mentioned)
- Where
- Howrah (rally location)
- Why
- Due to disruptions caused by processions and rallies, impacting local businesses; and the police denied permission for the rally.
School Job Candidates
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Legality of Job Acquisition
School Job Candidates
The job candidates claim they got their jobs legitimately and were not involved in illegalities.
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- Court
- Calcutta High Court
- Date of Order
- July 25
- Rally Date
- July 28
- Rally Location
- Nabanna, Howrah
- Reason for Rally
- School job candidates protesting job losses
- Affected Staff
- ~26,000