New Delhi: Minister of Railway Railway Ashwini Vaishnaw on Wednesday urged prospective jobs that protested the results of the result wrong from the recruitment (NTPC) of the Railroad Council (NTPC) board not to destroy “own property”.
Vaishnaw said that because the process would be followed if the agitating worker aspirants damaged public property.
“Appeals all students not to be involved in damaging the rails or other properties.
There are no political problems.
The test is done with all transparency,” said the train minister.
The Minister assured the candidates that the main ministers worked sensitively and urged them to form a formal complaint.
“The high power committee has been formed to look into concerns and doubts submitted by candidates in connection with computer-based test results stage 1 (CBT) Centrally Labor Notification (CEN) 01/2019 from non-technical Popular categories (NTPC) issued by the recruitment board Train (RRB) on January 14-15 2022, “said the train in a statement.
The panel will provide a recommendation in March.
The panel will receive suggestions and objections from candidates until February 16.
Previously today, Railways suspended NTPC and Level 1 tests after protests of violence by prospective jobs for the process of selecting the recruitment exam.
On Tuesday, the train has warned nervous students not to be involved in vandalism and damage the nature of the train.
“The video-video of the activity will be examined with the help of special institutions and candidates / candidates who are found to be spoiled in an activity that violates the law will be responsible for the actions of the police and a lifetime peer of getting a train job,” Tuesday’s notification states and suggests prospective jobs .
/ Candidates are no wrong direction or are under the influence of such elements who try to use them to fulfill their own selfish goals.
The warning happened a day after prospective train work squatted on track in various places in Bihar.