The High Court has issued a directive to the Public Service Commission
(PSC) to refrain from announcing the results of the Group-I preliminary
examination until July 31. The decision comes after a petition was filed by
aspirants, alleging irregularities and discrepancies in the evaluation
process. The court acknowledged the seriousness of the matter and ordered
an investigation into the alleged malpractices to ensure fairness and
transparency in the examination system. As thousands of aspirants eagerly
await the results, this move seeks to uphold the integrity of the selection
process and provide equal opportunities to all candidates.
(PSC) to refrain from announcing the results of the Group-I preliminary
examination until July 31. The decision comes after a petition was filed by
aspirants, alleging irregularities and discrepancies in the evaluation
process. The court acknowledged the seriousness of the matter and ordered
an investigation into the alleged malpractices to ensure fairness and
transparency in the examination system. As thousands of aspirants eagerly
await the results, this move seeks to uphold the integrity of the selection
process and provide equal opportunities to all candidates.
