High Court Demands State's Affidavits in School Jobs Case

The Calcutta High Court has instructed the West Bengal government and educational bodies to present affidavits submitted to the Supreme Court concerning the school jobs case. This follows an appeal against the rules for candidate selection. The Supreme Court previously annulled numerous appointments due to a flawed selection process.

High Court Demands State's Affidavits in School Jobs Case
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The Calcutta High Court has taken a firm stance, ordering the West Bengal government to present affidavits previously submitted to the Supreme Court related to the contentious school jobs case.

Details demanded include submissions from the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and the Central School Service Commission, set to be reviewed on July 14.

The directive arrives amid an appeal challenging recent rules on candidate eligibility, after the Supreme Court recently annulled thousands of school appointments, citing process irregularities.

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