Uttar Pradesh government assures job security for existing 69000 teachers in court

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The Uttar Pradesh government has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court assuring that the 67,867 teachers appointed in the 69,000 assistant teacher recruitment of 2020 will keep their jobs.
It said eligible candidates from a revised merit list, prepared as per a High Court order, can be appointed to available vacant posts.
The government also filed a revised list of 8,270 candidates not yet employed, including 3,324 from Other Backward Classes, and clarified this arrangement applies only to this recruitment and will not set a precedent.
The matter has been in litigation for years over cut-off marks and the treatment of reserved-category candidates who crossed the general cut-off.

The Supreme Court's final verdict in the case and whether the government sticks to its affidavit commitment.
Appointments for eligible candidates from the revised merit list, depending on how many vacant posts are available.
Fate of the 4,926 candidates from the earlier list who had not joined duty and are to be included in the revised merit list.

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