Title: Take note of Mamata’s remarks on teachers’ jobs: BJP MP to CJI
The ongoing controversy surrounding the cancellation of 25,752 school job appointments in West Bengal has taken a new turn, with a BJP MP requesting the Chief Justice of India (CJI) to take note of the statements made by West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee in the matter. In a letter to CJI Sanjiv Khanna, Jyotirmoy Singh Mahato, the BJP MP from Bankura, has expressed concern over the threat to the very foundation of the Constitution posed by the issue.
The controversy started when the Supreme Court upheld the cancellation of the appointments, which were made by the West Bengal government in 2011. The appointments were challenged by the petitioner, who claimed that they were made in violation of the rules and regulations. The Supreme Court agreed with the petitioner and upheld the cancellation of the appointments.
However, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has been vocal in her criticism of the Supreme Court’s decision, saying that it was an attack on the government’s autonomy and the rights of teachers. She has also claimed that the appointments were made in accordance with the rules and regulations and that the cancellation of the appointments was unjust.
In his letter to the CJI, Mahato has asked him to take note of Banerjee’s statements, which he claims are not only inflammatory but also unconstitutional. He has also expressed concern that the statements could be used to incite violence and create unrest in the state.
Mahato has also pointed out that the issue is no longer a political one, but a threat to the very foundation of the Constitution. He has said that the Constitution guarantees the right to education to every citizen, and that the cancellation of the appointments is a threat to that right.
The BJP MP has also asked the CJI to take note of the fact that the West Bengal government has not provided any list of genuine teachers who were appointed in place of the cancelled appointments. He has said that the government’s failure to provide the list is a clear indication of its lack of transparency and accountability.
The controversy has been generating a lot of heat in the state, with the BJP leadership targeting Banerjee and her government over the issue. The party workers have been holding protests and demonstrations, demanding that the government take immediate action to rectify the situation.
The issue has also been generating a lot of interest among the teachers and students in the state, who are anxious to know what will happen to their future. The cancellation of the appointments has thrown a cloud of uncertainty over their future, and many are worried about what will happen to their jobs.
In conclusion, the controversy surrounding the cancellation of 25,752 school job appointments in West Bengal is a serious one, with far-reaching implications for the state and its people. The statements made by West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee have been seen as inflammatory and unconstitutional, and the BJP MP has requested the CJI to take note of them. The issue is no longer a political one, but a threat to the very foundation of the Constitution, and it is essential that the government takes immediate action to rectify the situation.
