AGARTALA, May 6 (TIWN): When BJP President commented about EVM machine, then CPI-M took the issue to Centre, but when Tripura ruling party talks against Supreme Court, nobody is to tell them anything. Same happened with Badal Chowdhury and his comrades who are ruling here for 24 years have turned as 'arrogant rulers'. On the one hand, CM triggers violence and on the other hand Badal Chowdhury asks, 'Who are they (SC judges) to cancel jobs? This is our Govt !'

Badal Chowdhury was talking in a public gathering at Ambassa on Friday and said that the teachers will be appointed in other govt dept surely.

Earlier also on April 7 (World Health), Badal Chowdhury uttered some anti-nationalist lines against Supreme Court. Regarding 10,323 teachers case CPI-M leaders, Ministers including the Chief Minister said that Supreme Court’s verdict was ‘inhuman’, but the Health Minister of state Badal Choudhury going further tried to approach the school students sitting at town hall on World Health Day that Supreme Court judges are politically biased, proven by the 10,323 teachers’ verdict. However, school students who were silent during his speech, started laughing and commented some of them ‘atlast Man has come to his business-talk’. However, Choudhury keep on talking about 10,323 teachers’ depression, saying the judgment was unexpected and unfortunate, as Choudhury unready to accept that the actual cause of 7 lakhs unemployed youth's depression which is the ‘recruitment policy’ violation by left front govt.

'SC's decision we have to accept, doesn't matter which govt is ruling there. The big heads who do judgement they have huge responsibilities, but now SC's decision  depressing Tripura 10,323 teachers', Choudhury added.

However, this is not the first time that a CPI-M Minister is abusing the SC after 10,323 case. But earlier also continuous slamming over SC went on by the same party members. Whereas SC cancelled the jobs of those 10,323 teachers, but earlier also CPI-M State Secretary Bijan Dhar said ‘SC’s judgment was inhuman’ following CM’s statement of ‘unexpected judgment’.