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These were a batch of writ petitions filed under the Constitutional Writ Jurisdiction (Appellate Side) of the Calcutta High Court, challenging matters arising out of the functioning of the West Bengal Central School Service Commission. The petitioners, comprising a large number of candidates, raised grievances relating to their selection, appointment, or non-appointment to teaching posts under the West Bengal Central School Service Commission.
The matters were heard together by a Division Bench comprising Hon'ble Justice Debangsu Basak and Hon'ble Justice Md. Shabbar Rashidi. The petitions involved common questions of law and fact concerning the recruitment process conducted by the West Bengal Central School Service Commission for secondary and higher secondary school teaching positions in the State of West Bengal.
The Court disposed of the connected writ petitions after considering the contentions of the parties and the material placed on record, addressing issues relating to the validity of the selection and appointment process under the relevant rules and regulations governing the West Bengal Central School Service Commission.
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West Bengal Central School Service Commission
school service commission
teaching appointments
secondary education
recruitment process
selection list
writ petition
Article 226
constitutional writ jurisdiction
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