Bhubaneswar: East Coast Railway (ECOR) will take complaints from candidates who have emerged for computer-based tests (CBT-1) of the popular non-technical (NTPC) category issued by the Railroad Recruitment Board (RRB).
Candidates can submit their questions, doubts and concerns about the results of CBT-1 on February 16.
Ecor’s move came in the midst of the alleged train torching in Bihar who accused irregularities in the train exam.
Given this situation, the second phase of CBT began on February 15 and the first stage of CBT carried out by Railroad Recruitment cells (RRC) starting from February 23 postponed.
Recently, the Minister of Train Ashwini Vaishnaw told the media that the RRB exam was carried out in a transparent way of maintaining the highest integrity standards.
He has suggested zonal railroads and trains to form a high power committee to look into concerns and doubts submitted by candidates in connection with the results of the CBT-1 published on January 14 and January 15.
Ecor has begun to open an outreach camp to see it in worries and doubts submitted by candidates in connection with the results of CBT-1 CENTER WORK WORKS CENTER 01/2019.
Candidates can submit their concerns and suggestions to the committee through the email ID rrbcommittee@railnet.gov.in.
Zonal trains have decided to hold a camp to hear complaints and suggestions from candidate candidates.
Ecor will hold an outreach camp in each train division and also one in Bhubaneswar where candidates can come and register their complaints.
This will be placed at the highest level for moving complaints, the official source said.
The chairman of all RRBs including RRB Bhubaneswar will receive complaints of candidates through their existing channels and compile this complaint before sending it to the committee.
The candidates can submit their concern to the committee on February 16, while the committee after examining this concern will submit their recommendations on March 4.