A high- level Committee constituted by the Government to exam- ine leakage of question papers or other irregularities, if any, in the Financial Accounts Assistants (FAAS) and JE Civil, has finalized its recommendations and will be submitting them to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha any time now.
The recommendations have been finalized by the Committee after more than a month of investigations and the Panel is now ready with the report. The findings will be submitted to the Lieutenant Governor either tomorrow or a day after," official
The recommendations have been finalized by the Committee is year's after more than a month of investigations and the Panel is now ready with the report. The findings will be submitted to the Lieutenant Governor either tomorrow or a day after," official.
The Panel was headed by Additional Chief Secretary Achal Sethi. (Home) RK Goyal and com- Principal Secretary, General Administration Department (GAD) Manoj Dwivedi & Secretary Law and Justice & Parliamentary Affairs
On June 9 the Lieutenant Governor has ordered probe into allegations of exam leak in Sub Inspectors of Jammu and Kashmir in Police conducted by the Services Selection Board (SSB). After getting a report from the Inquiry Committee, the LG ordered cancellation of the exam on July 8 and in recommended probe by the Central he Bureau of Investigations (CBI).
Few days back, the CBI had conducted raids at 30 locations and registered First Information Report (FIR) against 33 persons including three former officers/officials of SSB, one Medical Officer of the Led BSF, former CRPF official, an ASI nts of Police, two kin of a BJP leader go and the Bangalore-based Agency ite which took the exam among others
The Government had later
asked the same Inquiry Committee which went into the allegations of paper leaks of Police Sub Inspectors to inquire similar the charges in the exams of FAAS and eys JE Civil taken by the SSB through ere same agency of Bangalore," sources said.
Significantly, they pointed nd out, all three written exams- . on Sub Inspectors in Jammu and Kashmir Police, FAAS and JE Civil were conducted by the SSB through MeritTrac Services Private Limited Bengaluru in the month of March and there were indications that something Government. had definitely gone wrong in all three papers.
Merit list of FAAS for 972 desirin posts has been declared while that correct of JE Civil for 103 posts is yet to be announced. Uproar over merit list of FAAs surfaced after leakage the exams of Sub Inspectors in Jammu and Kashmir Police was almost confirmed even before the Inquiry Panel submitted its report confirming that the written paper was Leaked
Candidates whose selection is almost confirm after declaration of due merit list of FAAS by the Services Selection Board have been regularly time holding protests in Jammu, Srinagar and other areas demanding that the list shouldn't be cancelled. Merit list Law, of JE Civil is yet to be released.
The Government has so far not user blacklisted MeritTrac Services newly Private Limited though a decision into has been taken that further exams of Au the SSB will not be conducted through it unless it is cleared by the CBI. Sources, however, said that some formalities have to be completed before undertaking such an exercise
On whether some more examinations conducted by the same recruitment agency which has been booked by the CBI will be under
scanner, sources said a decision on this can be taken only by the Government
Sources said the Government will take a call on whether to cancel written examination of FAAS and JE Civil or after going through recomendations of the high-powered the da committee set up by it.
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