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SVO Chief adjusts relative in ASCOMSH, alleges JYF 9/21/2014 11:45:40 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 21: Expressing concern over alleged misuse of power across state by politicians and bureaucrats, JYF has demanded immediate removal of State Vigilance Organization (SVO) Chief Kuldeep Kumar Khoda, who has allegedly adjusted one of his relative in Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences and Hospital (ASCOMSH). Addressing media persons, JYF President Vikram Kumar said that it was very surprising that the deserving candidate’s who were eligible for the post of MS Surgery and MS Anaesthesia under NRI quota were ignored and some blue eyed candidates were adjusted.  “The NRI candidates are struggling for their admission in ASCOMS hospital while as they appeared in Common Entrance Test (CET) but astoundingly the higher official of the state who misuse their powers and adjusted their relative who was not eligible but they got easily adjusted”, he alleged.  “Out of the four candidates, one eligible candidate who has having NRI quota was ignored but one relative of Kuldeep Kumar Khoda and another relative of a higher official of Jammu University have been adjusted, which is totally unfair and need to be probed”, he said. He appealed Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to initiate enquiry against the corrupt officer so that deserving candidates would get their due share.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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