West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has vowed to ensure that eligible teachers and non-teaching staff impacted by the Supreme Court’s ruling on the SSC recruitment scam do not lose their jobs. She has expressed her willingness to go to jail to make sure that these individuals are not left unemployed. Banerjee has assured the affected employees that alternative arrangements will be made to prevent any interruption in their service. She has also committed to completing the regularization process within a timeframe of two months. This initiative by the CM aims to provide relief to those who were caught up in the aftermath of the recruitment scam ruling. Banerjee’s dedication to safeguarding the jobs of eligible staff members reflects her commitment to upholding their rights and ensuring job security. The assurance of timely action underscores the importance of addressing the concerns of those affected by the Supreme Court’s decision. By taking a proactive stance on this issue, Banerjee is demonstrating her resolve to protect the interests of teachers and non-teaching personnel in West Bengal.