Ranchi: BJP’s opposition on Sunday attacks on the head of the Minister of Hemant Soren for ‘degrading’ corrupt officials at the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and closing his eyes to anomalies in 7 to 10 civil service exams.
The exam was held in September this year and the initial results were published in November and since then, they have fallen in controversy because of some problems.
JPSC Aspiran Since then has loudly protested the results and demanded the cancellation of the exam.
BJP has demanded a CBI investigation on this issue and has even approached the Governor of Ramesh Bais for his intervention.
Last week, JPSC disqualified 49 candidates, which was originally declared to be a graduation, by quoting the absence of OMR sheets.
On Saturday, when Soren was asked during the JMM convention to react to JPSC anomalies, he allegedly said that there was no big problem with the civil service exam and some power deliberately tried to give different colors.
Criticizing his comments, BJP spokesman Pratul Shahdeo said, “We hope that CM to be a reasonable person to children, but his comments are proven.” He claimed that instead of listening to the problem of demonstrators, the government tried to thwart their protests through various ways.
On Saturday, the police released the JPSC candidates from Morhabadi where they protested the cancellation of the exam.
While talking about JPSC’s decision to disqualify 49 students, said Shahdeo, “The JPSC u-turn does not only expose the internal malaise in the inspection system but also proves the claims of the treads detained fairly.
The entire exam requires a detailed probe and it cannot be done without cancellation.”