West Bengal assembly passes bill to transfer university staff; CM Suvendu Adhikari tells dissenting employees to quit
The West Bengal assembly passed a bill allowing staff transfers between state universities. This amendment empowers the government to move teaching and non-teaching personnel. Both TMC factions criticized the BJP-led government for its swift leg...
By ET Bureau |
ANI
Kolkata: West Bengal assembly on Thursday passed by voice vote an amendment bill, empowering the government to transfer teaching and non-teaching staff from one state university to another.
Both TMC factions accused the BJP-led West Bengal government of rushing through the bill.
Chief minister Suvendu Adhikari said: "Those unhappy with the provisions of the bill are welcome to quit their jobs."
Both TMC factions accused the BJP-led West Bengal government of rushing through the bill.
Chief minister Suvendu Adhikari said: "Those unhappy with the provisions of the bill are welcome to quit their jobs."
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