Became a committee formed by the Uni train Ministry to see concerns raised by prospective alleged irregularities in the results of the NTPC Stage 1 examination board as “hoax”, AISA students and other youth organizations have called for “Bihar Bandh” on Friday and rejecting to go down despite the formation of a committee.
AISA Secretary General and Mla Sandeep Saurav along with the others in a press statement said that the committee formed by the Ministry was “conspiracy” to delay this issue until the election in Uttar Pradesh.
“There is no doubt about the questions raised by candidates.
This big student movement, who faces extreme unemployment, has emerged when there is the above election.
Under this pressure, this proposal, the government and the train have come and conspiracy was hatching to delay this problem until the election, “they said.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the previous results, all RRB leaders are directed at receiving complaints of candidates through their existing channels, compiling this complaint and send the same to the committee.
Candidates were given three weeks to February 16, to submit their concerns and committees after checking this concern would submit their recommendations on March 4.
Meanwhile, given the agitation of students on alleged irregularities in the Railroad Recruitment Board exam, the train Ministry has decided to suspend the popular non-technical category (NTPC) and level 1 test scheduled to be held on February 15 and February 23, declaring the train ministry .
According to a spokesman, the train ministry has formed a committee that will listen to the views of the candidates who are cleared or failed and follow that the committee will submit its report to the train Ministry.
Only after that, the train Ministry will make decisions regarding the exam.
The prospective work blocked the new Delhi-Kolkata main train track and several others protested the arrah and sharif bihar train station.
The protesters also allegedly raised the train in Arrah.
Union students call Bihar Bandh on Jan 28 for the difference in the NTPC train recruitment board
