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Bengal school scam: SSC publishes 'tainted' teachers' list after SC order; BJP questions delay

IndiaTimes Saturday, 30 August 2025 ()
Following a Supreme Court order, the West Bengal School Service Commission has released the names of 1,804 teachers identified as "tainted" in the 2016 State Level Selection Test due to irregularities like OMR sheet tampering and securing ranks through undue influence. These candidates will be barred from future recruitment exams.
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