The question is not merely about postponing an examination; it is about ensuring equal treatment, fairness and a level playing field for every aspirant, irrespective of geographical location_
OPSC postponed the examination in 2024 due to the threat posed by Cyclone Dana, which was expected to affect Kendrapara and other coastal districts of Odisha.
It is now evident that Southern Odisha continues to be treated as a secondary priority, with the concerns and difficulties of its students and aspirants seemingly receiving little attention.
Have urged OPSC Chairman Shri Arun Kumar Sarangi to reschedule the OCS Mains Exam at Jeypore from 31 October.
Cyclone-related disruptions to power, transport and train services threaten a level playing field for aspirants from southern Odisha.
Ensure fairness, not hardship
@Saga268480903 We know you have read and may even top the exam, but think about the people of Koraput. The candidates who r Working employees of UDK won’t get leave until 31st October. How can they attend the exam?
All trains remain cancelled till October 31, with power disruptions, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms expected in Southern Odisha. How are students from rural areas of undivided Koraput supposed to study, prepare & travel safely under these circumstances?
@SRC_Odisha@CMO_Odisha
@RAJESHM58626108 Are babu bhasana maruchu kete patha padhichu ? Korpaut re power no thiba exam 4 days purbaru tu patha padhidebu ? Bus re jiba pain kana tu paisa debu? Governor bhalia katha barta karna puo
@SRC_Odisha@CMO_Odisha How can OPSC claim to ensure a FAIR CHANCE while ignoring these ground realities? This apparent discrimination against Koraput’s aspirants is deeply disappointing. Postpone the examination and ensure equal opportunity for all!
@PravatiPOdisha@KVSinghDeo1#OPSC#Koraput#Southern
who face additional travel and connectivity challenges, amounts to a grave injustice. OPSC must prioritise fairness and ground realities over deadlines.
#Opscmains#Cyclone#cyclonArnab