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HC stays recruiting over 6,500 teachers in primary schools
  19, November, 2024, 10:26:18:PM

The High Court has stayed the decision to recruit 6,531 individuals to the assistant teacher position in government primary schools in the third phase.

The bench of Justice Fatema Najib and Justice Mahmudur Rajib passed the order after a hearing in this regard on Tuesday.


The court passed the order as they were appointed following the quota system for government jobs.

The order comes a before the 6,531 persons were supposed to receive their appointment letter.



  
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