B.Ed vs D.El.Ed: Bad news for BEd job seekers. B.Ed Clarification case dismissed. BED job candidates were not spared. The primary B.Ed vs D.El.Ed clarification case was dismissed by the Supreme Court. As a result of primary B.Ed. Job seekers had no chance.
In previous the Supreme Court has given an important judgment on primary teacher recruitment. Dismissing the order of the High Court, the Supreme Court ruled that only DElEd trained can participate in the primary teacher recruitment process. BE trained will not get a chance. The directive mentions that job aspirants with BEd training can apply for jobs in high schools.
The NCT notification of 2018 has already been dismissed by the Supreme Court. With that notification, NCT said that B.D. trainees across the country can also become primary teachers, but after recruitment, they have to do a bridge course of 6 months. As a result of the judgment of the division bench of the Supreme Court Justice Sanjay Kishan and Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, the order was dismissed.
Several cases have been filed in various states alleging that DELED candidates are being deprived in the recruitment of primary teachers. The Rajasthan High Court ruled in favor of DLD candidates. However, the Himachal Pradesh High Court has not given such a verdict.
Bstc/DELED job aspirants win in Supreme Court. Gazette notification dated 28 June 2018 issued by NCTE was rejected by the Supreme Court. As a result Bstc/DELED job aspirants got big win. The appeals of Government of India, BED and NCTE are dismissed. The decision of the Rajasthan High Court was correct. As a result of this judgment, the recruitment of BED job candidates to the primary teaching posts was somehow stopped.
The Supreme Court has given an important judgment on primary recruitment. Dismissing the order of the High Court, the Supreme Court ruled that only DLed trained can participate in the primary teacher recruitment process. BE trained will not get a chance. The directive mentions that job aspirants with BEd training can apply for jobs in high schools.
It should be noted that after the publication of the merit list of 16,500 primary teachers, the controversy continued to increase. After the publication of this merit list, a section of DLed trainees started to feel that they have been deprived. Their claim is that candidates who have received B.D. training illegally have been given an opportunity, excluding those who received D.L.D. training. While DLed training is mandatory for teaching primary students, opportunities are given to BEd job seekers for primary recruitment. Such serious complaints have been made by DLed trained job aspirants. After that some candidates approached the court. The Supreme Court has said that the candidates for BED jobs are ineligible in the first place.
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