Kolkata: Five teacher teachers protested the “transfer of punishment” and demands related to other jobs allegedly consuming pesticides outside the headquarters of the State Department of Education at Bikash Bhavan in Salt Lake on Tuesday when they were stopped by Bidhannagar police because they tried to force.
Fifth – All Contractual Teachers Elementary School in Bengal – Received at NRS Hospital and RG Kar where the doctor said their stomach was washed and they were declared stable on Tuesday night.
But they remained silent in two hospitals until late at night.
Five Teachers – Anima Nath, Chhobi Das, Sikha Das, Putrul Mondal, Joshua Tudu and Mandira Sardar – aged between 46 and 59, are members of Sikshak Oikyo Manta Mancha who are nervous outside the office who is looking for the Sishu Shiksha Kendra (SSK) increase (SSK) and Madhyamic Shiksha Kendra (MSK) Teacher, Regularization of Services and Revocation of Transfer Orders who have forced some of them to move to places far from their homes.
The teacher under the same banner before this month was shown before the residence of the Minister of Education Bratya Basu tried to find out why their demands were not fulfilled and two of them were later arrested under the disaster management law.
On Tuesday, the teachers once again camped outside Bikash Bhavan and around 3.50 afternoon, they were forcibly tried to enter the place when the police stopped them and began arresting the teachers.
That’s when four of them drank black liquids from bottles in their bags and fell on foaming land from their mouths.
The fifth teacher was stopped by the police before he could stream much of the liquid from the same bottle.
“The government tries to control agitation using Talibani’s tactics.
We demand the immediate settlement of problems around the paragraph teacher and other members of the brotherhood of teaching with the right discussion or another, there will be a rebellion in all teachers.
We demand direct intervention from the minister’s chairman in this case “Bhagirath Ghosh said, the Convention with Parha Sikshak Oikyo Mancha.
Minister of Education Minister Bratya Basu has reached Bikash Bhavan shortly after the incident but also no department official who issued any statement on the incident.
But the country’s forensic science officials visited later place at night to check the contents of the bottle.
A senior police officer then said the bottle might contain pesticides but its contents can be confirmed only after the right forensic investigation.
With input from Poulia Ray.