Supreme Court rejects claims of over 360 West Bengal madrasas for state salary

The Supreme Court of India has rejected claims from over 360 staff members of West Bengal madrasas seeking regularized appointments and state-funded salaries. The court found that the petitioners failed to prove the validity of their appointments or the recognition of their institutions.
The Supreme Court on Monday (July 13, 2026) rejected the claims of over 350 teachers and non-teaching staff seeking regularised appointments and state-funded salaries in recognised West Bengal madrasas in accordance with a grant-in-aid scheme.
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