Bengal's young are suffering as a result of the school jobs fraud, claims PM Modi

Bengal's young are suffering as a result of the school jobs fraud, claims PM Modi

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Speaking at a Malda electoral rally, the PM emphasized that the problem affects the youngsters who took out loans to pay bribes to TMC politicians.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the TMC on Friday for the termination of almost 26,000 employment as a result of a high court ruling, saying that the party's "cut-and-commission" attitude has made it "synonymous with scams" and that West Bengal youngsters have suffered as a result.

Speaking at a Malda electoral rally, the PM emphasized that the problem affects the youngsters who took out loans to pay bribes to TMC politicians.

"The people of the state suffer as a result of the TMC's schemes. "The party has been tampering with the prospects of Bengal's youth," he said.

"The teacher recruitment scam destroyed the livelihood of around 26,000 families," he said.

This week the Calcutta High Court ruled that the State Level Selection Test-2016 (SLST) recruitment procedure at government-sponsored and assisted West Bengal schools was "null and void," ordering the annulment of all appointments made as a result of it.

There is just one thing under TMC rule: frauds worth hundreds of crores. TMC is the offender, but the state as a whole must foot the bill for its deceit," he said.

Attacking the Congress and the TMC for disseminating false information on the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, Modi said that the act "is about granting citizenship opposed to snatching it."

Between these two sides, there is a race to satisfy. The TMC is not saying anything at all to stop the Congress from seizing your property. The Congress is discussing sharing your riches with people who have infiltrated Bangladesh, and the state administration is attempting to settle them in Bengal," he said.