Overview

• The West Bengal government has privately shared a list of 15,400 teachers deemed 'not specifically tainted' with district inspectors but has not made it public.
• Protests outside the WBSSC office in Salt Lake continue, with teachers demanding a transparent and published segregation of tainted and untainted candidates.
• Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged teachers to return to work, assuring them of their salaries and urging trust in the government's legal efforts.
• State Education Minister Bratya Basu announced plans to file a review petition with the Supreme Court, citing legal constraints on publishing the segregation list.
• The protests have intensified after the government missed its April 21 deadline for list publication, with teachers confining WBSSC Chairman Siddhartha Majumdar and demanding resignations.