Calcutta High Court has reserved its judgment on pleas challenging a single-judge order allowing teacher recruitment in West Bengal. The case stems from the fallout of a tainted selection process affecting nearly 26,000 posts.
Today(12th March),The Calcutta High Court is addressing concerns from over 500 TET candidates regarding 15 disputed questions in the 2022 exam. Justice Mantha has instructed the education board to provide a comprehensive solution by March 20. The petitioners allege a pattern of errors in previous TET exams, raising questions about the fairness and transparency of the recruitment process.
