West Bengal SSC Scam | After losing teaching job Pradip Majumdar of Ranaghat is lamenting for his decision to quit police’s job dgtld

Worked as a police officer. But he wanted to pick up the chalk-duster instead of the stick. Success came after 10 years of effort. In 2016, Pradeep Majumder’s name appeared in the SSC panel. In 2018, he quit his job as a constable and joined his ‘dream job’. But, on Monday, the young man of Nadia opened a job according to the court’s verdict. He claims, there is no shortcut, he got the job on his own merit. But, he also had to be a ‘victim of corruption’. Looking for a job, Pradeep is practically seeing the darkness in the family’s only job.

Pradeep, a resident of Ranaghat in Nadia, said that he did not succeed in the SSC examination for the first time. However, he passed the teacher recruitment exam in the second attempt. He left the police service and joined a teaching job in a school a little away from home. But, after the verdict of the Calcutta High Court on Monday, he regretted why he left the police job! Otherwise, such a cloud of uncertainty would not have come over the family.

Pradeep said that he has worked as a police officer for about nine years. He never thought twice about leaving that government job to get a job as a teacher. Now the wife is admitted to the hospital after surgery due to a complicated illness. He spent almost 24 hours of lonely night with his old parents and two-and-a-half-year-old child. What to do now? Pradeep says that he left his sick wife in the hospital and rushed to Kolkata’s Dharmatala early in the morning. They are again preparing for a legal battle to understand their rightful job.

Pradeep returned to the past struggles after finding a job. In his words, “I did police duty at night. I returned home in the morning and sat with a book. There is a huge shortage of holidays in police work. He also said, “Everything was going well. Suddenly, the court’s 282-page verdict turned life upside down in one fell swoop. Regret again and again for leaving the previous job.

25 thousand 753 teachers and non-teaching workers have found jobs in the court’s verdict. The uproar in state politics continues with this. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee termed the verdict as ‘one-sided’. He said that he will challenge the verdict and go to the Supreme Court. Pradeep said, “I am a son of a very poor family. My parents made me study hard. I joined the police service out of this hunger to do something else. But, the dream was to become a teacher. I saved my dream with a lot of difficulty. clashed I studied day and night. I left my old job without thinking about the salary discrepancy. The least corruption is not with me. However, I am now a victim along with others!” Pradeep said, before 2016, he had given an interview with SSC in 2009. But left from there. Try again. Success comes. Joined a school in Ranaghat in 2018. He was teaching there for six years.