SSC Review Petition: West Bengal is eagerly awaiting a crucial Supreme Court verdict that will determine the fate of teachers and non-teaching staff who lost their jobs from the 2016 SSC panel. The verdict on the recently filed review petition is scheduled to be announced tomorrow, Friday, at 1:30 PM. While there is anxiety among those who lost their jobs, there is also hope for justice.
What is going to happen?
Many teachers and non-teaching staff appointed under the 2016 SSC panel have recently lost their jobs. They had filed a review petition in the Supreme Court against this decision. The hearing for that petition was held in a closed chamber on Tuesday. Now, all eyes are on Friday’s verdict. The dismissed employees hope that the Supreme Court will deliver justice and that eligible candidates will get their jobs back.
The Plea of Suman Biswas
One of the dismissed employees, Suman Biswas, made an emotional statement while standing in front of the Supreme Court. He said, “The Supreme Court was established for justice. We hope the court will do justice to the eligible teachers and non-teaching staff of West Bengal.” He added, “We are not involved in any corruption. We got the job based on merit. After working for six-seven years, we are helpless today.” His words reflect the pain and plea for justice of thousands who lost their jobs.
A Ray of Hope
Amidst extreme anxiety and uncertainty, Suman Biswas and thousands of other dismissed teachers and non-teaching staff are unwilling to give up hope. They believe that truth will prevail. According to them, since they are eligible and not involved in any wrongdoing, they have nothing to fear. They are waiting for the verdict, holding on to the belief that when one door closes, a thousand new ones open. They are not alone in this fight; their families and countless well-wishers are with them. Now it remains to be seen whether the Supreme Court’s verdict can bring a smile to their faces. The entire state of West Bengal is looking forward to that historic moment.
