A delegation of JKAS aspirants met LOP @Sunil_SharmaBJP today.
He shared a shocking update. The age relaxation file after being cleared by the CM @OmarAbdullah was sent to Raj Bhawan but was returned with a query asking the govt to bear all logistics expenses if the exam is postponed.
The file is now lying in GAD still not returned. Meanwhile deployment orders for the exam have already been issued.
NC Govt vs LG Office why are you both playing office-office with our future?
This ego clash over logistics is destroying the hopes of thousands of aspirants.
If LG office wants logistics covered, settle it or if there is nothing like this please clear it. If the govt truly cares respond immediately.
Drop the ego. Resolve the query. Approve the file. Aspirants deserve relief not a power battle. The youth of J&K is watching and they are exhausted.
@CM_JnK@nasirsogami@tanvirsadiq@sakinaitoo
Meetings are going on.
Files are moving from one office to another.
Yet there is no clarity!
The BJP says they support age relaxation.
The NC says they support age relaxation.
Then who is stopping the age relaxation?
Why so much politics on this issue?
Aspirants are mentally drained and full of anxiety.
Is there any authentic information?
What is actually going on?
@OfficeOfLGJandK@OmarAbdullah@Sunil_SharmaBJP@RavinderRaina
Please Give Clarity 🙏
#Jkas
#Jkasagerelaxtion
We have been informed by the student delegation that the age-relaxation file was returned with a single query: the LG office has asked the government to cover the logistics expenses. The file is currently lying with GAD and has not been sent back for approval. With barely two days left, this delay is extremely distressing for aspirants who have been waiting in good faith.
If this is truly the only query, are logistics expenses being placed above the careers and futures of thousands of students? How can the government step back at this stage? Should logistical costs outweigh students’ rights and legitimate expectations?
If logistics is the only hurdle, then just say it clearly: you can’t even spend a few lakhs for students’ future. Fine. Raise the form fee from ₹1200/1300 to ₹2000, we’ll bear it. We’ve already suffered enough. If paying a few extra hundred is what it takes to be allowed to even sit in the exam, we’ll do that too.
Just approve the age relaxation. We’ve stopped expecting anything more from you anyway.
@CM_JnK@OmarAbdullah@tanvirsadiq@satishsharmajnk@Surinderch55@sakinaitoo@MianAltafAhmad
#jkpscagerelaxation
One more promise fulfilled.
Today, the beautification and illumination of Alamgiri Bazar Chowk was formally taken up, and I had the honour of laying the foundation. While drainage and development works are essential, the beautification of Zadibal Constituency remains my priority.
@CM_JnK Until the JKAS 2025 age-relaxation issue is fully clarified, the CM should kindly advise JKPSC to postpone the exam. This can be done even while the file moves through the required offices. @tanvirsadiq
LoP J&K Assembly, Sh. @Sunil_SharmaBJP met Lieutenant Governor J&K Sh. Manoj Sinha at Lok Bhawan, Jammu, and strongly raised the long-pending demand for age relaxation for Combined Competitive Examination aspirants across Jammu & Kashmir.
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Dr. Farooq Abdullah, MP, J&K today raised the issue of violation of rules by #JKPSC in Indian Parliament today.
JKPSC should be immediately directed by @rashtrapatibhvn to halt the #JKAS Mains process immediately & issue fresh 30 days Notice to students to appear for their exams
Dr. Farooq Abdullah, MP, J&K today raised the issue of violation of rules by #JKPSC in Indian Parliament today.
JKPSC should be immediately directed by @rashtrapatibhvn to halt the #JKAS Mains process immediately & issue fresh 30 days Notice to students to appear for their exams
See how effectively admin is working in J&K that a petty issue like the conduct of an exam has to be raised in Parliament. Civil Services aspirants in J&K have been made to sit in JKAS Mains exam at a 7 days notice period flouting all rules which provide for 30 days prior notice.