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KAS aspirants protest against JKPSC
12/18/2018 9:37:32 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 18: Kashmir administrative aspirants (KA-S) held a protest rally today outside Jammu Univ-ersity against Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) over alleged foul play in KAS result.
Scores of KAS aspirants were seen carrying play cards and raised slogans against the administration of Jammu and Kashmir public service commission over the recently announced 2016 KAS main exam result which was announce on 4th December.
A KAS aspirant said that we are protesting from day one and the recent announced 2016 result is full of errors. We have requested Public Service Commission to revive the result but they have an admin stand over the result by saying that our result clear with full proof.
She added that we have seen in the past history that whenever people have come on the streets and protested against the JKPSC, the protesters have always been on the right side. But they do not except that they have made a mistake. We have been deliberately left out of the result as we know about our papers.
Another KAS aspirant said that we are protesting against the digital marking and they have not done the digital checking. She is protesting over her issue that took place year ago. She alleged that she was demoralized by the chairman of JKPSC and she has no personal grudge against the chairman Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission.
Another aspirant from Poonch said that despite the court orders from High Court chairman JKPSC carried with its procedure of introducing digital evaluation mid exam. We have gone through mental illness and the truth is that JKPSC is full of flaws and nepotism.
On Monday, chairman Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission Latief-u-Zaman Deva claimed the result was completely error free.
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