Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav has taken aim at the state's education department, highlighting alleged irregularities in teacher transfers and demanding payment of pending salaries for educators. In a move that has sparked concern among educators and officials alike, Yadav has called for a thorough investigation into the transfer process, citing reports of favoritism and unfair treatment of certain teachers. The move comes as the state government struggles to address long-standing issues in its education sector, including teacher shortages and inadequate infrastructure. As the education department grapples with these challenges, Yadav's demands for transparency and accountability are likely to send shockwaves through the bureaucracy and raise questions about the government's commitment to improving the state's education system.
Tejashwi flags teacher transfer irregularities, seeks pending salaries National Herald
