Ranchi: Hindi exclusion from the list of compulsory languages ​​that have emerged candidates for the Jharkhand staff election commission exam (JSSC) must be removed is Tuesday brought under the Jharkhand High Court Scanner.
Litigation Public Interest (PIL) was submitted before the High Court by ECTA Vikas Mancheon during the day.
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MANSH, a non-government organization headquartered in Seraagela, filed a pill claiming that the rules formulated by the government to conduct examinations was a violation of fundamental rights.
The State Cabinet meeting on August 5 has facilitated the proposal that the desired candidate work in the state must have knowledge of local culture, language, and tradition and they must reach at least 30 percent marks in regional or tribes to be added in the score when preparing a list of achievements .
A government spokesman said as far as involving English and Hindi, this would be a television telephone, and the signs obtained in subjects would not be added when preparing a list of achievements.
It was decided that candidates could choose between Mundari, Kharia, Ho, Santhali, Khortha, Panchpargania, Bangla, Urdu, Kurmali, Nagpuri, Kurukh, and Odia for state-level examination.
Mantan in the petition said that the exception of Hindi was a drastic step that would have a negative impact on the fate of a large number of candidates.
With Urdu as an option, a group of certain students will be favored as opposed to the Spirit of the Constitution, the petition said.
It also argues that Urdu is not taught much in the state and is limited to ‘madrasas’ which serves students of students owned by a minority community.
The government’s decision to remove Hindi and English language will affect the proficient candidates in those languages, the petition said.
In addition, Hindi is a medium of education in most government schools in Jharkhand and the exception will eliminate proper candidates, the petition said.