Controversy Erupts Over TMC Leaders’ Job Appointments in Colleges
In a recent outburst, Kalyan Bandopadhyay, a prominent figure in the trinamool Congress (TMC), has raised serious concerns regarding the recruitment of party leaders in various colleges across districts. He emphasized that the practice of appointing TMC leaders to positions within educational institutions cannot continue unchecked. This statement comes amid allegations of nepotism and favoritism, particularly in Kakdwip College, where temporary staff appointments have sparked significant debate.
The issue has gained traction as accusations of corruption surface, with claims that several TMC student leaders have secured jobs at uttarpara Raja Peary Mohan College through dubious means. Critics argue that this trend undermines the integrity of educational institutions and raises questions about the ethical standards of political affiliations in recruitment processes. Bandopadhyay’s remarks reflect a growing discontent within the party regarding the intertwining of politics and employment, urging a reevaluation of practices that prioritize party loyalty over merit.as the political landscape evolves, the TMC faces mounting pressure to address these allegations and restore public trust in its governance.
