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Mumbai: Students' body backs teachers grounded by BMC's English rule
Updated On: 19 February, 2021 10:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Pallavi Smart
Despite clearing the selection process, candidates have been told they can't teach in English medium schools as their primary education was in Marathi

The aggrieved candidates at Shiv Sena Bhavan, Dadar, on Thursday
Is it wrong to complete school education in Marathi medium in Maharashtra? That too, when the Shiv Sena is in power?” This is the question the Maharashtra Students Union raised as it lent its support to over 250 qualified teachers who have been denied jobs in English medium BMC schools on the grounds that their primary education was in Marathi. The students’ body protested in Dadar on Thursday demanding jobs for the candidates.
mid-day on February 11 had reported the plight of 252 job seekers who were shortlisted for placements in English medium civic schools a year ago but have become a victim of what they call an unfair rule. These teachers have cleared the Teachers’ Eligibility Test and the Teachers Aptitude and Intelligence Test, which are the required qualifications.
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