SSC Teacher: “CM’s Announcement Increased Pressure” – Explosive Claim in Deprived Teacher’s Death!
SSC Teacher: A shadow of grief has fallen over West Bengal following the sudden demise of a teacher who lost his job due to the SSC scam. According to sources, the teacher, Prabin Karmakar, passed away after suffering a heart attack. This incident has caused a stir across the state, further amplifying the anger and despair among those who lost their jobs.
Details of the Incident and Claims by Job Losers
The deceased, Prabin Karmakar, was a teacher at Amuipara Refugee Vidyapith. It is known that he was suffering from kidney ailments, and his anxieties regarding medical treatment reportedly multiplied after losing his job. Organizations of job losers and SSC protestors have claimed that the immense mental stress caused by the job termination and the extreme uncertainty regarding medical expenses were the reasons for Mr. Karmakar’s untimely death. They allege that recent decisions by the Chief Minister and the announcement of new examinations further exacerbated this pressure, accelerating Prabin Karmakar’s demise.
The protestors also stated that it is not just Prabin Karmakar; many teachers and educational staff who were dismissed due to the SSC scam are currently enduring severe financial and mental distress. Many are reportedly falling ill and are being deprived of medical treatment. In this situation, they have appealed to the government for humane justice and a swift resolution to the problem.
Current Situation and Reactions
This tragic incident has caused deep concern within the state’s education sector. Various quarters are appealing to the government for an impartial investigation into the incident and to stand by the job losers. However, at the time of writing this report, no official statement has been received from the state government regarding Prabin Karmakar’s death or the claims made by the job losers.
This event once again highlights the dire consequences of the SSC scam. While the investigation into the corruption continues, the lives of many qualified teachers hang in extreme uncertainty. Educationists believe that finding a permanent and humane solution in this situation is crucial.
