Jharkhand to cancel JPSC exam, but students dig in over demand for CBI probe
"Following three days of talks and extensive consultations, and acting on the instructions of CM Hemant Soren, the government decided to address the…
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"Following three days of talks and extensive consultations, and acting on the instructions of CM Hemant Soren, the government decided to address the irregularities associated with the 14th JPSC and the 2023-25 backlog recruitments through a two-pronged approach. NEW DELHI: After holding a meeting with a delegation of protesting students, the Jharkhand government on Sunday agreed to cancel the 14th JPSC examination but rejected the demand to scrap the CGL examination, saying it was conducted under court orders and selected candidates are already employed. The JCM submitted five demands, including cancellation of the 14th JPSC Civil Services Examination.
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"Following three days of talks and extensive consultations, and acting on the instructions of CM Hemant Soren, the government decided to address the irregularities associated with the 14th JPSC and the 2023-25 backlog recruitments through a two-pronged approach.
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NEW DELHI: After holding a meeting with a delegation of protesting students, the Jharkhand government on Sunday agreed to cancel the 14th JPSC examination but rejected the demand to scrap the CGL examination, saying it was conducted under court orders and selected candidates are already employed.
according to The Times of India - IndiaThe JCM submitted five demands, including cancellation of the 14th JPSC Civil Services Examination.
according to The Times of India - India
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