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Around 2,000 agitating teachers in Kolkata launched an indefinite sit-in outside the West Bengal School Service Commission (SSC) headquarters, demanding the release of a list of 2016 SSC qualifiers whose jobs were annulled by the Supreme Court. The teachers claimed that the SSC considers only the first three of the 12 rounds of counselling held as valid, excluding those recruited from the fourth round.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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