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| Prosecuting officer exam: Aspirants demand rescheduling | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 27: The aspirants appearing in the prosecuting officer examination to be conducted by Public Service Commission (PSC) have urged the Commission to put off the examination as long as there is surge in COVID-19 cases in the union territory of Jammu & Kashmir.
The aspirants said that the examination is not a one day as it would be conducted over 10 days starting from January 31 while ending on February 10. They said the examination should be rescheduled and it should be held after the present COVID-19 wave gets subsided.
The aspirants said that they are ready for the examination but the same should be held once the COVID-19 cases start to come down in Jammu & Kashmir. They said that they are hopeful that the PSC would come to their rescue and reschedule their examination. |
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