32000 Teacher Case: Today, July 18, the case of the cancellation of jobs of 32,000 untrained primary teachers is scheduled to be heard in the Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court. The case will be heard in the division bench of Justice Tapabrata Chakraborty and Justice Ritabrata Kumar Mitra. This case has created a stir across the state and thousands of job candidates, teachers and their families are looking forward to its outcome.
Background of the case
This case has been filed challenging the decision to cancel the jobs of 32,000 untrained primary teachers appointed in 2017. The West Bengal Board of Primary Education is the petitioner in this case and Priyanka Naskar is the respondent. Along with the main case, MAT No. 873 of 2023, there are 92 other connected cases, which has increased the importance and complexity of this case. This case is not just a legal battle, it is also related to the future of thousands of people and the education system of the state.
Details of the hearing
The case has been listed as item number 10 in court number 11 of the court’s cause list. The hearing of the case is scheduled to begin after 2 pm. In the case, lawyers Prateek Dhar, Abhratosh Majumder, Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya and Sounak Sen are expected to present their arguments on behalf of the affected teachers. After their arguments are over, the lawyers of the deprived job candidates will get an opportunity to present their arguments.
Anxiety and expectations of the job candidates
The future of 32,000 families depends on the verdict of this case. The job aspirants have been fighting a legal battle for a long time and they are hopeful that the court will rule in their favor. On the other hand, the deprived job seekers are also looking towards the court in the hope of justice. The verdict of this case is expected to bring a revolutionary change in the primary education sector of the state.
All eyes are now on the Calcutta High Court, where the hearing and possible verdict of this important case will be announced. We will bring you every update of this case. Stay with us for more information.
