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| SI recruitment fraud: After cancellation of list, aspirants seek CBI probe | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 23: Although Sachin Jamwal, Secretary J&K Service Selection Board (JKSSB) has issued an official notification to cancel the OMR-based objective type written examination for the post of Police Sub-Inspectors, people are waiting for the CBI to take up this biggest ever recruitment scam of J&K.
On July 22, JKSSB issued a notification regarding the cancellation of the OMR-based objective type written examination conducted for the posts of Sub-Inspector (Police) Home Department, UT Cadre 21.10.2021 under Item No:668.
It was on June 9 when Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha promised to look into the allegations of bungling and fraud in the recruitment process of Sub-Inspector in Jammu and Kashmir Police.
Exactly after a month, Lieutenant Governor fulfilled his promise and ordered the cancellation of the recruitment process after a three-member inquiry panel detected fraud in the written test on July 8.
The Lieutenant Governor has also recommended a probe by the country’s premier investigation agency Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the entire episode.
“JKP Sub-Inspector recruitment has been cancelled and a CBI probe has been recommended into the selection process. Culprits will be brought to justice soon. It’s the first big step towards securing the future of our youth and the govt will soon decide on a future course of action for fresh recruitment”, the office of the Lieutenant Governor tweeted on July 8.
After the cancellation of the list, people are hoping that matter would be handed over to the CBI to single out the culprits who tried to play with the future of thousands of deserving youth of J&K.
As reported earlier, on June 4, JKSSB released the list of over 7200 candidates who have cleared the written exams of the Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) and qualified for the physical test.
With the list of shortlisted candidates released by the JKSSB, the J-K Police recruitment exam has come under the scanner after several aspirants have called it a “fraud” and “unfair”.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, on June 9, has assured a probe into allegations of irregularities in written tests conducted for the post of Police Sub-Inspectors.
On June 10, a three-member panel headed by the Financial Commissioner (Additional Chief Secretary), Home Department, R K Goyal was constituted.
The other members of the panel were the Principal Secretary General Administration Department and the Secretary Department of Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs.
97, 793 candidates appeared in the written test conducted by the JKSSB on March 27 across the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
As per data, 1,13,861 candidates had applied for the post of which 97,793 candidates appeared in the examination, which was over 85 percent.
Over 7200 candidates have “cleared” written tests and have declared qualified for the physical test in the coming days, JKSSB had issued notice was the recruitment of 1200 posts of PSI in the Police Department.
Alleging large-scale bungling, fraud, and irregularities, left-out candidates pointed out multiple instances wherein siblings have managed selection which cannot be a coincidence.
It was alleged that question papers were leaked a day before the exams and some touts managed to get question papers. |
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