Jaipur: The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken Awareness of Suo Motu for the incidence of a female candidate’s trust arm that appears for the Rajasthan Administration Service (RAS) as a security measure and is written to the Secretary of the Head of State who is looking for strict actions against those responsible for violates women’s rights to live with dignity.
The press statement, which was issued by the NCW, stated that “it was really embarrassing to make a woman pass as such harassment” while condemning embarrassing incidents.
Chairman NCW Rekha Sharma also looked for an explanation why no female guards were declared to look for female candidates at the exam center.
About 3,20,034 candidates took a race test.
To prevent fraud, ‘Dupattas’ is taken from a female candidate, the upper arm cuts, shoes, even earrings and hairbands are removed.
In the Thursday edition, TOI has published a picture of a male security guard that cut the upper arm worn by a female candidate outside the examination center for races in the Bikaner district.
The copy of the letter has also been sent to the Chairperson, the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC).
NCW must be notified of the actions taken in this earlier problem.
On the REET test and the newly held Patwari, female candidates were thrown in front of male guards.
Sanji Verma, a resident of Jaipur who took a recent Patwari examination, had to remove his ‘Dupatta’ during the examination.
“We threw it as if we were criminals.
I have to remove my ‘Dupatta’ in front of a male keeper first and it was taken.
Later, the security of women searched us physically everywhere to see if we hide fraud material.
Even though it has Such security checks, people are caught cheating on this examination, “Sanjana said.
Other students Priya Sharma said that she felt very uncomfortable writing tests without ‘Dupatta’.
“I was very disturbed during the examination.
Even after all this abuse, we read in the newspaper that many people were caught cheating,” Priya said.