The Allahabad High Court has ruled that inclusion in a waiting list does not confer any enforceable right to appointment. The court held that teacher recruitment processes cannot be prolonged indefinitely and authorities are not bound to expand waiting lists.
The Supreme Court of India refused to halt Andhra Pradesh’s ongoing teacher recruitment exams, which have begun and will run until July 6. The Court advised petitioners to approach the state High Court after its summer vacation. Concerns about exam conduct were raised, but the Court emphasized it would not intervene mid-process.
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Today(on 10thApril), 700 Tripura teachers petition Supreme Court against 2017 and 2020 termination orders due to invalidated Employment Policy. High Court nullified appointments, leading to unjust terminations. They claim innocence, alleging lack of information and active salary records being misused. The petition outlines a “massive scam” and dire consequences, including teacher suicides. Investigation initiated.
The Calcutta High Court has requested an Enforcement Directorate report for the bail hearing of Partha Chatterjee, expressing concerns over his prolonged detention in a teacher recruitment corruption case. The court emphasized the need to determine the duration of the investigation and set a timeline for the trial process, highlighting the crucial nature of the upcoming hearing on February 27.