WBSSC's Crackdown on Tainted Candidates in Teacher Recruitment
The West Bengal School Service Commission is finalizing a list of tainted candidates from the 2016 State Level Selection Test following a Supreme Court directive. Efforts are underway to ensure these candidates do not participate in upcoming exams, maintaining transparency and integrity in the recruitment process.
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The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) is actively compiling a list of 'tainted' candidates from the 2016 State Level Selection Test (SLST), in compliance with a Supreme Court order aimed at bringing integrity to the recruitment process.
A WBSSC official disclosed that the commission's legal team has confirmed to the Supreme Court their commitment to submit the list within a week. The initiative seeks to reassure stakeholders of a fair recruitment process devoid of past discrepancies.
Despite previous concerns about potentially tainted individuals receiving admit cards for exams on September 7 and 14, assurances have been made to prevent their participation. The commission further announced that exam admit cards are available for download from their website.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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