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Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari says teachers need not approach courts over TRE‑4
✍️ Amar Ujala · Darbhanga
🗓 30 Aug 2026, 07:18 PM
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Speaking in Darbhanga after a 'Mann Ki Baat' session, Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari assured teachers that their grievances on the TRE‑4 recruitment exam will be addressed without court intervention.
Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari addressed a gathering in Darbhanga following a broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat'. He highlighted that the upcoming Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE‑4) will be conducted as a single test and will incorporate negative marking.
Tiwari emphasized that teachers facing issues related to the exam or its results do not need to resort to legal action. He assured that the state will provide a direct mechanism to resolve concerns and that the education department is prepared to handle complaints promptly.
The minister's remarks aim to calm anxieties among prospective teachers in Bihar, who have been awaiting clarity on the recruitment process. He urged candidates to focus on preparation for the single exam and assured that the department will ensure a transparent and fair selection.
No further legal steps are required, according to Tiwari, as the government will intervene to address any discrepancies or grievances arising from TRE‑4.
Tiwari emphasized that teachers facing issues related to the exam or its results do not need to resort to legal action. He assured that the state will provide a direct mechanism to resolve concerns and that the education department is prepared to handle complaints promptly.
The minister's remarks aim to calm anxieties among prospective teachers in Bihar, who have been awaiting clarity on the recruitment process. He urged candidates to focus on preparation for the single exam and assured that the department will ensure a transparent and fair selection.
No further legal steps are required, according to Tiwari, as the government will intervene to address any discrepancies or grievances arising from TRE‑4.