The Supreme Court has recently made a crucial decision regarding the controversy surrounding the creation of supernumerary teacher posts in West Bengal. In a partial overturn of the Calcutta High Court’s order, the Supreme Court has ruled against a CBI probe into the creation of these posts, but has upheld the investigation into the appointment of 25,753 teachers. This development comes amidst Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s criticism of the cancellation of these appointments, which she has labeled as a conspiracy. Banerjee has further expressed her unwavering support for the dismissed teachers, going as far as to declare that she is willing to face imprisonment in solidarity with them. This decision marks a significant turn in the ongoing saga surrounding the education sector in West Bengal. Stay updated on this issue for further developments.
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SC partially overturns Calcutta HC order for CBI probe into teacher posts, upholds investigation into teacher appointments.
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