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SC to hear appeal on primary teacher recruitment cancellation tomorrow

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TBS Report
02 March, 2025, 08:15 pm
Last modified: 02 March, 2025, 08:20 pm

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SC to hear appeal on primary teacher recruitment cancellation tomorrow

TBS Report
02 March, 2025, 08:15 pm
Last modified: 02 March, 2025, 08:20 pm
Supreme Court. File Photo: UNB
Supreme Court. File Photo: UNB

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has set tomorrow (3 March) for the hearing of the appeal petition filed against the High Court order that cancelled the appointment process of 6,531 assistant teachers in government primary schools in Dhaka and Chattogram divisions.

An appellate bench led by Senior Justice Md Ashfaqul Islam of the Appellate Division passed this order today (2 March).

Earlier, on 18 February, Chamber Judge Justice Md Rezaul Haque had scheduled today for the full bench of the Appellate Division to hear the petition filed by the Directorate of Primary Education against the HC's verdict.

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On 6 February, a HC bench comprising Justice Fatema Najib and Justice Shikdar Mahmudur Raji delivered the verdict.

The court also directed the authorities to start a fresh recruitment process based on merit.

The recruitment process had been completed in three phases, and the final results were published on 31 October 2024.

The court's decision came after a petition was filed by 30 unsuccessful candidates who challenged the recruitment process on the grounds of quota system violations.

The petitioners argued that the quota system implemented in the recruitment process was contrary to the government's subsequent order to abolish all previous quotas.

After the primary hearing on 19 November 2024, HC suspended the recruitment process for six months, effectively halting the appointment of 6,531 successful candidates.

Moreover, the court issued a rule asking as to why the recruitment process should not be declared illegal.

Challenging the order, the Directorate of Primary Education submitted a leave-to-appeal with the Appellate Division.

The Supreme Court upheld the HC order and ordered the settlement of the petition by 25 January.

The HC observed that the recruitment process had been conducted in violation of a government order issued on 23 July 2023, which abolished all previous quotas.

However, the recruitment process for primary school teachers followed the quota system as per the Primary School Teacher Recruitment Rules, 2019, which included a 60% quota for women, 20% for dependents, and 4% for other categories.

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