Mumbai: Lakh candidate and several political leaders slam the government for the last minute cancellation from the Ministry of Health’s recruitment exam to fill 6,200 empty posts where more than 800,000 hopes have been implemented, here on Friday.
Health Minister Rajesh Tope announced the cancellation of exams to groups of C and D group scheduled for Saturday and Sunday vide media videos, triggering a wave of protests.
Apparently, outsourcing companies, NyaS Communication Pvt.
Ltd., which was awarded a contract to make arrangements for the exam could not complete the requirements on time, the preparation began in mid-August.
“The company told the state government on the night (Thursday) at 7pm, leaving no other choice with the state.
Assigned with preparation such as preparing a special website, accepting an online application, issuing written examinations, conducting the exam, prepare a list of rewards, etc.
, “Tope said.
The Ministry of Health states that the next exam date will be announced in “A few days after making full preparation”.
This resulted in anger spilling to social media with many nervous candidates posting photos and videos that show it already on the way on the train, bus, to reach the examination.
Opposition politicians such as BJP Nilesh Rane also target the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for ‘looting’ poor candidates, saying they have paid the RS 630 exam fee with GST, so who will compensate for them.