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Decide on sanction to prosecute accused by May 2: High Court to Bengal

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Apr 24, 2024 IST

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Kolkata, April 23

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The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal Chief Secretary to decide by May 2 on the grant of sanction for the prosecution of former public servants arrested by the CBI in the 2016 school job case, which saw the cancellation of over 25,500 appointments. A Division Bench said in the event the Chief Secretary failed to comply with this order, the court would be constrained to initiate appropriate proceedings against him.

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Another Division Bench of the high court on Monday cancelled 25,753 appointments of teaching and non-teaching staff in West Bengal Government-sponsored and aided schools, declaring null and void the recruitment process of the State-Level Selection Test (SLST), 2016, by the School Service Commission.

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