AGARTALA, May 16 (TIWN): More than one and half months have gone, but Tripura Govt has failed to clarify 'how the Govt is with 10,323 teachers. Among the 12 points of demands, will be raised by Congress on May-18 during 24 hours strike, the 10,323 issue will be given prime focus along with Chit Fund issue. 'The Govt should stop fooling the mass and clearly tell the teachers how the govt will stay with 10,323 teachers. Almost 2 months have been passed, but the govt has no action except long talks', said Birjit Sinha, Tripura Pradesh Congress President, confirming 24 hours strike along with agitations.

Recently, during Hrishyamukh visit on Thrusday, once again Badal Choudhury stressing upon 10,323 scandal said, '...nobody has to be afraid till the left front govt is there'.

Choudhury reacting against 10,323 teachers' recruitment scam said at Ambassa, 'If they say, will we cancel those teachers from jobs?' 'We will recruit them in other govt depts.... although we can not recruit them as teachers..this is our Govt... they can not snatch their jobs', said Chowdhury.

But in reality all the leftists claims remained without solution led the oppositions to protest and the 10,323 teachers have remained under clouds day-night without solution.

The 10,323 teachers who recently have lost their jobs in a verdict at Supreme Court proving the wrong recruitment policy of the Tripura Govt, sat in a meeting at Matangini Pritilata Hall on May-2

One of the teachers said, "Our future is dark. We have to decide what to do next. Whether to go in SC or not, we will decide. Already we are talking to lawyers in this regard".

'I never delivered speech in a hall, but today for the hunger inside I am bound to stand in protest', said another teacher.

'When we were waiting to be regularized after 5 years of fixed paid jobs, then all these happened. Today for livelihood we are here, instead of teaching at schools', said another teacher.

In this condition, CPI-M Govt which is upset with SC, as many of their relatives were appointed in teachers' jobs, are yet undecided what will they do to 'stay with 10,323 teachers'.