Tension prevailed in Agartala on Thursday as candidates who cleared the 2024 Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) staged a protest demanding the immediate appointment of all 1,856 qualified candidates.

The demonstration intensified as protesters pressed the authorities to initiate the recruitment process without further delay. The candidates sought appointments for all those who successfully cleared the examination, raising concerns over the delay in their recruitment.

Police Use Force to Disperse Protesters

The situation escalated when police intervened to disperse the demonstrators. Security personnel used force and deployed a water cannon as the protest grew tense.

The police action led to heightened tension at the protest site, with authorities attempting to bring the situation under control. The use of a water cannon marked a significant escalation as the candidates continued to press their demand for immediate appointments.

Around 100 Protesters Apprehended

During the police action, around 100 protesters were apprehended and taken to the AD Nagar Police Lines ground. The apprehension of the demonstrators added to the tension surrounding the protest, as the candidates had gathered to demand action on the recruitment of those who cleared the 2024 TET examination.

Appointment Demand Remains Central Issue

The protest has brought renewed attention to the appointment process for the 1,856 candidates who qualified in the examination. The protesters are seeking clarity and immediate action from the authorities, arguing that qualifying the TET should be followed by the appointment process.

The developments in Agartala highlight the growing frustration among the successful candidates over the delay in recruitment. With police intervention and the apprehension of protesters, the issue has taken a more serious turn.

The candidates’ demand remains focused on the immediate appointment of all 1,856 qualified individuals. Further developments are expected as the authorities respond to the protesters’ demands and address concerns surrounding the recruitment process.

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