kolkata

 West Bengal, unemployed teachers have decided to postpone their planned Nabanna Abhijan protest to April 21. The protest, initially scheduled for an earlier date, aims to draw attention to the longstanding issues faced by jobless educators in the state.​

The decision to reschedule the protest comes amidst ongoing discussions and deliberations regarding the recruitment processes and employment opportunities for teachers in West Bengal. Unemployed teachers have been advocating for the fulfillment of pending vacancies and the implementation of transparent recruitment procedures to address the challenges faced by aspiring educators.​

The Nabanna Abhijan protest is expected to witness participation from a significant number of unemployed teachers who have been awaiting employment opportunities for an extended period. The protestors aim to highlight the urgency of addressing the teacher shortage and the need for timely recruitment to ensure quality education in the state.​

As the new date approaches, authorities are closely monitoring the situation to maintain law and order during the protest. The rescheduled Nabanna Abhijan is anticipated to be a significant event, reflecting the determination of unemployed teachers to advocate for their rights and the future of education in West Bengal.​