Jobless Teachers Stage Protest at SSC Headquarters Amid Recruitment Controversy

A group of unemployed teachers staged a 40-hour protest at the SSC headquarters, releasing Chairman Siddhartha Majumdar for a court hearing. The protest stems from a Supreme Court ruling that led to mass job losses over recruitment irregularities. Discussions with the chairman were deemed only partially satisfactory.

Jobless Teachers Stage Protest at SSC Headquarters Amid Recruitment Controversy
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In a dramatic protest at the state School Service Commission (SSC) headquarters, jobless teachers held Chairman Siddhartha Majumdar in his office for 40 hours, allowing him to leave on Wednesday morning for a crucial court appearance.

The incident is part of ongoing tensions following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the 2016 recruitment test, affecting over 25,000 teaching and non-teaching staff due to widespread irregularities.

Despite a partial agreement reached in discussions with the SSC, teachers vow to continue their sit-in until their demands are met, with plans to resume surrounding Majumdar upon his return from the court proceedings.

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