Today, On 3rd April, The Supreme Court has upheld the Calcutta High Court’s decision to cancel the appointments of 24,000 school staff in West Bengal over alleged irregularities. The court stated, “Entire selection process is vitiated by manipulation and fraud, and credibility and legitimacy is denuded.” The ruling reinforces the need for transparency in recruitment and mandates a fresh selection process. This verdict has significant implications for affected candidates and the state’s education system.
In an ongoing investigation into the cash-for-jobs scandal in West Bengal’s school recruitment process, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has unveiled intricate details of forgeries involving the manipulation of candidates’ marks. This revelation has shed light on the depth of irregularities in the state’s education sector, prompting a closer examination by legal authorities. Also […]
