AGARTALA,November 1 (TIWN): After the continuous attempts of lies from state govt and CPI(M) party since July over the ruling on 10323 teachers termination case , state govt is indeed in backfoot. Registrar of Supreme Court on 27th October declared that the case would be raised in the Supreme Court for Hearing on 9th January 2015. But now after the declaration of the School Education minister Tapan Chakraborty that state govt will file an ' Interlocutory Application' to the Supreme Court demanding 'Stay order' against the Division bench's ruling that 10323 teachers jobs will be terminated after 31st December 2014. Now from this statement it is clear that state govt was lying to the jobs holders as well as their families and the entire state.

The Supreme Court on 27th October did not say anything in this case. And the next hearing is on 9th January i.e., after the termination date. Immediately state govt decided that it will submit an Interlocutory Application before the SC to give a stay order to the HCs judgement regarding termination date. In this regard TIWN tried to talk with the Law Secretary Data Mohan Jamtia over his mobile phone. But he disconnected the line more than three times. The questions that come out from this new step of state govt are :-

1) Why did the govt take refuge in lies from the very beginning?

2) Why is Tapan Chakraborty silent on this issue?

3) Wh instructed the officials not yo utter. a single word in that case as ' the matter is subjudiced'?

4) Has the govt got hint from legal experts that it will lose the case in the SC?

5) Is the Inter Locator appeal another attempt to be fooling the people?

6) If the hearing on Interlocutory Application date too is finalized after 31st December  what will be the govt's step?

7) Is the govt worried after it learnt that the case wil be dealt with Avisekh Many Singbhi and in that case will it be a defeat awaiting situation?

     Now even the fortunate job seekers too have realized that the Supreme Court has issued a stay order on the govt recruitment policy, that was declared unconstitutional by the Division bench of Deepak Kumar Gupta and S C Das on May 7. They have now also realized that by the name of challenging the case in the SC , CPI(M)'s employees wings rather raised the party fund with Rs 5 crore by collecting donations(?) from those who jobs were terminated. All are scared that if the Supreme Court says that the HCs judgement will remain unchanged, there will be serious breakdown in the law and order situation.