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The High Court today directed the Non-government Teachers' Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) to recommend to the authorities concerned in four weeks to recruit around 2,500 contempt of court petitioners, who qualified relevant exams as teachers of private educational institutions. The court also withdrew its May 6 order that stayed the process for
Bangladesh, May 31 The High court on Monday revoked its stay order on the recruitment process of 54,000 teachers to private schools, colleges and madrasas across the country.Besides, the HC ordered the Non-government Teachers' Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) to direct the authorities concerned to recruit within four weeks around 2,500 candidates who filed contempt of court petitions against NTRCA .Also read: HC turns down.
The High Court today extended its order that stayed the process for appointing around 54,000 teachers to private schools, colleges and madrasas across the country till May 31, for violating its earlier directives. The bench of Justice Mamnoon Rahman and Justice Khandaker Diliruzzaman came up with the order while hearing around 20 contempt of court petitions filed by over 2,000
HC stays appointment of 54,000 teachers to pvt schools, colleges, madrasas
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The High Court today stayed the process for appointing around 54,000 teachers to private schools, colleges and madrasas across the country for violating its earlier directives.
The court also ordered the Non-Government Teachers Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) to recommend in seven days to the authorities concerned of the government to appoint the qualified candidates, who filed contempt of court petitions against the NTRCA.
The HC also asked the NTRCA to submit a report after complying with the directive to the court by May 18.