The Supreme Court dismissed salary claims by 361 West Bengal Madrasah staff after the 2008 Madrasah Service Commission Act was deemed unconstitutional by the Calcutta High Court.
The petitioners' appointments were made after 2008
Jul 13, 2026
11:49 am
What's the storyThe Supreme Court has dismissed the claims of 361 teachers and non-teaching staff appointed in various West Bengal Madrasahs, Live Law reported.
The petitioners sought salaries under the state's Grants-in-Aid Scheme, but their appointments were made after the Calcutta High Court declared the West Bengal Madrasah Service Commission Act, 2008, unconstitutional.
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