Trimool Congress on Thursday announced launch of a statewide stir from Friday to highlight the state government’s “irregularities in giving jobs to 10,323 people” and to press its demand for the resigtion of Chief Minister Sarkar and Education and Law Minister Tapan Chakraborty. “We also demand publication of a white paper detailing providing government jobs in Tripura since 2014. An all-party meeting must be called by the state government to discuss the issue and how to deal with the situation arising out of the Supreme Court judgment on Wednesday,” Trimool Congress (TMC) leader Sudip Roy Barman told reporters. Accompanied by Tripura TMC President Ashish Kumar Saha and other leaders, Barman alleged that to “acquire political mileage the Left Front government provided the teachers’ jobs illegally”. Demanding a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), opposition Bharatiya Jata Party state president Biplab Kumar Deb and observer (Prabhari) Sunil Deodhar in a joint media conference demanded the resigtion of the Chief Minister and Education and Law Minister. “It has now been proved that the Left Front government in Tripura gave the jobs to 10,323 teachers through corruption and irregularities,” BJP leader Deb told reporters.