Thousands of terminated teachers across West Bengal continue their relentless protest demanding justice, transparency, and reinstatement into their jobs. Despite a recent meeting with Education Minister Bratya Basu offering some hope—particularly the possible release of the eligible-ineligible list by April 21—protesters remain unconvinced until promises translate into action. Their core demands include the immediate publication of the merit list and access to OMR sheet mirror images to ensure fair assessment. Sit-in demonstrations have now moved from the SSC office to the Gandhi statue in Kolkata, with parallel protests planned at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.
Amid this, controversy surrounds police action in Kasba, where an officer was seen kicking a protester, sparking outrage. The officer has since been removed from the case. Tensions escalated further when a teacher’s comment was misinterpreted as a threat to public property—he later clarified he meant self-harm due to desperation.
Political leaders and civil society members have begun joining the movement, but the protesting teachers remain clear: their fight is not political—it is for dignity, justice, and rightful employment. Democratic News TV continues to follow this developing story closely.
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