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Congress asks to put off today’s exam
Alleging that several irregularities took place in the Group-II examination held on November 11, Congress party has demanded the State government to postpone the remaining examination and conduct the examination flawlessly. It also demanded the government to order an inquiry into the alleged irregularities and make it public.
Hyderabad: Alleging that several irregularities took place in the Group-II examination held on November 11, Congress party has demanded the State government to postpone the remaining examination and conduct the examination flawlessly. It also demanded the government to order an inquiry into the alleged irregularities and make it public.
Speaking to the media at Gandhi Bhavan here on Saturday, TPCC official spokesperson K Manavatha Roy made it clear that the Telangana Congress party would stand by the Group-II aspirants to see that they will not meted out injustice.
The way the Group-II examination conducted, Singareni examination question paper leak and EAMCET-2 question paper leak were akin to the Madhya Pradesh state’s Vyapam Scam.
Manavatha Roy alleged that the candidates appeared for the Group-II examination would loss heavily as there were several loopholes in the conduct of the examination.
He asked the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) to make it clear that as to how it could conduct the examination without having decoding system. He asked the government to re-conduct the examination if the TSPSC conducts the examination without decoding system.
He claimed that the candidates who appeared for the examination raised the doubts on conducting the examination without having photo on OMR Sheet, without using Bio-Metric system. “It leads to chaos among the candidates as to who wrote on whose hall-ticket”, he slammed.
He also alleged that it was shameful on the part of the TRS government for asking the lady candidates to remove their ornaments including mangalsutra and mettelu. “It is nothing but insulting the Telangana daughters”, he said.
He alleged that the examiners, who have no experience in conducting the examination, gave one’s OMR Sheet to another and corrected with the whitener after knowing their mistake.
“It is nothing but giving a scope to irregularities. The courts will not accept such mistakes”, he pointed out. He asked the government to consult the legal experts and do justice to the candidates appearing for the examination.
TPCC leaders Chemakuri Sridhar Goud, Bomma Hanmantha Rao, Eguri Uday and Puppala Mallesh participated in the press meet.
