Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who visited the district a few days ago, had complained that she had been employed with notes during the Left Front era. Now the state politics is fighting over SSC corruption. Meanwhile, the ‘recommendation letter’ written on the pad of CPIM’s local committee spread on social media. Although Viral has not verified the authenticity of this recommendation, Hindustan Times Bangla Digital. Although this ‘note’ was posted and posted on Facebook, this is how jobs were given during the Left Front period. It is believed that the allegation of the Chief Minister was sealed as soon as this matter came to light.
What exactly is written in the note? পোস্ট The post on Facebook went viral. It was seen there, on an old pad printed in red, the Pachra Local Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). The person who posted it wrote, ‘We also used to love notes. But CPIM used to work …. ‘ The letter was addressed to Comrade Khagendranath Mahato on 26 December 2006. It reads, ‘Comrade, I know and know Shri Mohitlal Hajra Village Paljagul Post Jagul District West Midnapore. Son of a very poor family. Associated with the leftist movement. I sent it to you. I am requesting to take appropriate action for the person who will be taken in Group-D post in Dherua Region Secondary School. I will meet you later. ‘ Joyjim Ahmed’s name is written at the bottom of the letter.
What exactly is the Trinamool Congress saying? Trinamool Congress Medinipur Organizing District President Sujoy Hazra slammed the CPIM over the letter.I heard the letter went viral on social media. Everyone knows what CPIM did. This is how the job was done. The 289 people who have been fired include family members of the Left leaders.
But what is CPIM saying? পশ্চিম CPIM’s West Midnapore District Secretary Sushant Ghosh does not see any controversy here. He said, ‘Anyone can make an application or recommendation to the people’s representative. There is nothing wrong with that. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. A few days ago, the Calcutta High Court ordered the dismissal of 269 primary teachers.