Dismissed teachers seek PM’s intervention amid plans for fresh recruitment in West Bengal
A day after the West Bengal government announced its decision to begin fresh recruitment for school appointments annulled by the Supreme Court, a group of dismissed teachers on Wednesday (May 28, 2025) sought an audience with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is scheduled to visit Alipurduar on Thursday (May 29).
The protesting teachers, whose appointments were cancelled by the apex court’s order on April 3, said they have written to local BJP leaders, including the Member of Parliament and the party’s district president, requesting a meeting with the Prime Minister. Mr. Modi confirmed via social media that he would be addressing a BJP rally in Alipurduar on Thursday afternoon.
Bengal teachers plan to intensify protests if government ‘fails to meet deadline’Dismissed teachers seek audience with PM Modi in Alipurduar after WB govt announces fresh recruitment post SC order. | Source: The Hindu
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