The Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity has moved the Calcutta High Court to challenge a recent order issued by the district court. A significant portion of the Samiti’s workers, teachers, and students are demanding the immediate annulment of the district court’s directive to maintain transparency and efficiency in educational and administrative operations.
According to sources, Subhash Ghosh, a former secretary and member of the Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity, filed a case (TS 2/2025) in the court of the District Judge of Purba Bardhaman. The court reportedly issued a unilateral order granting Ghosh permission to enter the Samiti’s premises. Subsequently, Ghosh filed another application under Section 151 of the Civil Procedure Code, where the court again issued a unilateral order in his favor.
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Conversely, the president of the Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity stated that Subhash Ghosh was expelled from his positions as secretary and member due to his involvement in illicit activities. Allegations have also been made that his actions were detrimental to the interests of the Samiti.
Following these developments, the “unilateral” order of the District Judge has been challenged through an appeal in the Calcutta High Court.
This situation has created tension both within and outside the social service organization. A large segment of the Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity’s staff, educators, and students believe that the district court’s order should be revoked immediately to ensure the smooth functioning and transparency of educational and administrative work.
The Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity is a non-profit organization established in 2003. Its primary areas of work include education, agriculture, and technology. The Samity is registered as a society and has its main office in Gobindapur, near Guskara, in the Bardhaman district of West Bengal, India.
The organization aims to promote and advance education at primary, secondary, and higher levels, including technical and vocational skills. They also focus on empowering their target groups through various institutions and centers, operating without a profit motive. The Income Tax Department has recognized the Samity’s charitable activities by issuing 80G and 12A certificates.
Under its umbrella, the Samity runs the Sephali Memorial Private ITI, accredited by QCI and affiliated with DGET, offering vocational training in trades like Fitter, Electrician, and Welder. They also operate several Vocational Training Centers in collaboration with the Government of West Bengal and NSDC.
Additionally, the Gobindapur Sephali Samaj Seba Samity established the Gobindapur Sephali Memorial Polytechnic in 2010, which is approved by AICTE and affiliated with the West Bengal State Council of Technical & Vocational Education and Skill Development. The polytechnic offers diploma courses in various engineering disciplines.
