Alarming allegations surface over the #JKPSC 10+2 Lecturer examination held on 9th November. The paper was unusually lengthy spread across 40 pages, making it extremely difficult for aspirants to complete within the allotted two hours.
What’s even more shocking is that a local coaching institute, Home Academy, conducted a mock test on 6th November, just three days before the exam, and several questions specifically Question Nos. 26 to 31 (Series C) were exactly the same, including the options, as those in the actual JKPSC paper.
If this isn’t investigated transparently, it will deeply shake the faith of thousands of aspirants who prepare with honesty and dedication. The government must come clean and hold those responsible accountable.
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#JKPSCScam #Accountability #JusticeForAspirants
Floods,landslides & zero connectivity have left thousands of aspirants stranded,stressed & unprepared for the 10+2 Lecturer exams.
I’ve formally taken up the matter with Chairman & Secretary #JKPSC & urge Hon’ble LG to intervene & defer exams.@OfficeOfLGJandK@KNSKashmir@ANI
LoP Sunil Sharma Meets LG @manojsinha_ Ji at Raj Bhawan Srinagar ;Road Connectivity, Power & Water Supply, Flood Relief, and Postponement of Examinations Among Matters Discussed.
Leader of Opposition in the J&K Legislative Assembly, Shri Sunil Sharma, today called on Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan Srinagar and held an extensive discussion on several critical issues affecting the people of Jammu and Kashmir in the wake of recent natural calamities.
During the meeting, Shri Sharma highlighted the issue of road connectivity across the Union Territory, particularly in areas cut off due to landslides and floods. He stressed that many villages and towns remain disconnected, which is severely hampering public movement, delivery of essentials, and access to healthcare.
The power supply and water supply crisis was also raised in detail. Shri Sharma pointed out that many flood-hit and hilly regions are facing acute electricity cuts and irregular drinking water facilities, creating immense hardships for common people. He urged the administration to ensure restoration on a war footing.
On the matter of flood relief, Shri Sharma emphasized that the current allocation for damaged houses is grossly inadequate. He requested that the financial support for affected families be increased substantially, so that people whose homes have been destroyed or partially damaged can rebuild their lives with dignity.
The postponement of competitive examinations, including the JKPSC Lecturer recruitment and Munsiff examinations, was also discussed at length. Shri Sharma conveyed the concerns of aspirants who are unable to prepare or even reach examination centres due to poor connectivity, floods, and internet issues. He appealed to the administration to ensure fairness by rescheduling these exams.
The Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha gave a patient hearing to all the issues raised and assured Shri Sunil Sharma that these matters will be taken up on priority for timely resolution.
Shri Sunil Sharma expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble LG for his understanding and prompt assurance. He said, “As Leader of Opposition, it is my duty to be the voice of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. I will continue to raise their concerns with full sincerity and commitment, ensuring that every citizen’s voice is heard and addressed.”
Today attended "Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan- Healthy Women, Empowered Families" a national health campaign launched by Hon'ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji to promote women’s health & well‑being.
Focusing on 10+2 Lecturer aspirants: 3-month deferral needed as cloudburst/flood trauma persists—avert career ruin for this decade-awaited exam! @Sunil_SharmaBJP @OfficeOfLGJnK @CMJnK#JKLandslidesFloods#PostponeNow
LoP J&K Assembly Sh. @Sunil_SharmaBJP has written a letter to Hon’ble LG Sh. Manoj Sinha, urging him to postpone the Munsif and 10+2 Lecturer exams in view of the heavy rains, landslides and cloudbursts witnessed across J&K over the past month. These calamities have caused power outages, disrupted essential services and affected internet connectivity in many areas, due to which students are facing difficulties.
We request @JKPSC_News & @manojsinha_ for deferment of the upcoming JKPSC 10+2 Lecturer Exam due to:
Flood damages & mobility issues
Internet disruptions in Doda & Kishtwar
Clash with other exams
Need for equal & fair opportunity
#PostponeJKPSCExam#EqualJustice@OmarAbdullah
@md_abstract@Sunil_SharmaBJP@JKPSC_News Students who live in the City didn't have any issues because they have electricity, internet, no house damage, no floods . Think about the students who come form middle class living in the villages with no electricity,no internet, floods, House damage etc
@md_abstract@Sunil_SharmaBJP@JKPSC_News Sir I think you are from j&k but in present days you are not here I request you to please update yourself. Please see the road conditions in Kishtwar, Udhampur,doda and many other districts we are the students we are not able to reach jkset exm canter and we missed our paper.