AGARTALA, March 23 (TIWN): Countdown once again began for 10,323 teachers' case's final hearing which is scheduled to be held on March 28. Reportedly, Tripura Govt appealed for some more times to the case but rubbishing state govt's demand, Supreme Court said the next hearing would be on March-8. But the cases are much puzzled which need to seen properly and thus Supreme Court had fixed the date on March-28. But the primary teachers' jobs are under highest risks, said source. Law Secretary Datamohon Jamatia will remain present on that day at Supreme Court. Earlier Assam, Orissa Govtwere defeated in similar cases of irregularity of recruitment rules for Teachers’ post. After that in the Jut Mill case also the Tripura Govt was defeated. Thus in this condition Tripura Govt is trying to delay the case as far as possible.

It’s worthy to mention here that Tripura govt moved to Supreme Court when High Court canclled the jobs of 10,323 teachers’ jobs in 2014 as the jobs were given without going by rules of recruitment policy.

High Court further ordered the state Govt to fill up the vacancies within December that year.

But Tripura govtany how delaying the issue, so that 2018 election can be managed.

 In this situation the fate of the 10,323 teachers’ are waiting for the Supreme Court’s final hearing.

The Fate of 10,323 UGT, GT and PGT teachers, now seems to depend on the next hearing of the Supreme Court (SC), scheduled on M<arch 28.

Under CPI-M Eras, Job recruitment, Promotion have become contradictory & the Tripura government has been opposing the setting up of the school service commission and TET. But the Central Govt. rejected to agree with that as under Right to Education Era, it has been mandatory to pass TET before appointing as teachers in every states.

 But after TET was launched in Tripura, job-appointing corruption didn’t leave the state. From Firemen job to TBSE, in every sectors youths started to questioning about Job appointment. Under Tripura Govt. while appointing someone in a post for Govt. employee no rule is followed, which was proven when Tripura High Court canceled in total 10,323 teachers job, finding massive corruption held under Tripura Education dept, while recruiting someone in job.