WEST BENGAL TEACHER RECRUITMENT SCAM

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Supreme Court’s ruling on West Bengal teacher recruitment
scam exposes the deep-rooted corruption in TMC government

West Bengal BJP State President & Union Minister Dr. Sukanta Majumdar and BJP National Spokesperson Dr. Sambit Patra jointly addressed a press conference at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi on 04 April 2025. During the conference, they strongly condemned CM Mamata Banerjee for rejecting the Supreme Court’s observations on the West Bengal teacher recruitment scam and opposing the court’s verdict. Dr. Patra, citing moral grounds, demanded Mamata Banerjee’s resignation and asserted that the people of Bengal must stand together against her autocratic, Taliban-like rule.

Dr. Patra said historic decisions are being made under the Modi government, with parliamentary sessions running through the night. The issue being addressed in today’s press conference has been relentlessly fought for on the ground by West Bengal BJP President and Union Minister Shri Sukanta Majumdar, who has also appealed for justice. Everyone is well aware of the situation in Bengal, the corruption, the oppression under Mamata Didi’s rule. Today, not just India but the entire world is witnessing it.

Union Minister Dr. Sukanta Majumdar stated that following the Supreme Court’s ruling, Mamata Banerjee appeared before the media and began her blame game, targeting everyone, accusing CPM leaders, and even questioning the judiciary and honourable judges. Through her remarks, she diminished the dignity of the Supreme Court, which could be considered contempt of court. TMC leaders who accepted bribes in exchange for jobs were protected by Mamata Banerjee. In schools where only 1,000 teachers were required, an additional 1,500 positions were created through a Cabinet decision, not to improve education but to safeguard those who had obtained jobs illegally. This was a calculated move involving the entire Cabinet.

The BJP demands that since the Cabinet collectively decided to shield those involved in corruption, the Chief Minister and all responsible ministers should face legal

Highlights

The Supreme Court stated, “We have gone through the facts regarding the findings of this case. The entire selection process is vitiated by manipulation and fraud. Credibility and legitimacy have been deluded.”
• Mamata Banerjee, who talks about ‘Maa, Maati, Manush,’ should step down immediately on moral grounds, given the string of massive scams that have surfaced.
• To distract the public from this scam, Mamata Banerjee will now attempt to create an atmosphere of communal tension or fear in Bengal by any means.
• The lives of 26,000 teachers are being devastated today. CM Mamata Banerjee’s corruption and scandals have caused immense distress to millions.
• CM Mamata Banerjee’s outright rejection of the Supreme Court’s verdict, regardless of the reasoning, is a blatant display of dictatorship and authoritarianism.
• The teaching community in Bengal has always been held in high esteem, but Mamata Banerjee’s policies have severely damaged this legacy.
• In West Bengal, everything is up for sale, all it takes is money. CM Banerjee has turned the state into a mall.
• Mamata Banerjee must now step away from power. If she chooses to resign on her own, it would be better; otherwise, the people will ensure her removal.
• Through her statements, Mamata Banerjee has tarnished the dignity of the Supreme Court, the nation’s highest judicial authority, which constitutes contempt of court.

consequences and be jailed. Those who orchestrated and facilitated such wrongdoing should not be allowed to remain free, as they knowingly worked to protect corruption at an institutional level.

West Bengal BJP President said the BJP demands that the state government uphold constitutional principles and provide compensation to the rightful individuals through party funds or the CM Relief Fund.