Private Vendor In Collusion With Individuals From UP, Bihar Responsible For Exam Mess: Hemant
Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren stated in the state assembly that a Lucknow-based private vendor named TDPL, working alongside individuals from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, orchestrated irregularities and leaks in state recruitment examinations. While speaking in the assembly and referring to student protests over JPSC and JSSC-CGL examination issues, the CM alleged a political…
Jharkhand's Chief Minister Hemant Soren addressed irregularities and leaks in state recruitment examinations during a state assembly session. He alleged that a Lucknow-based private vendor, TDPL, along with individuals from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, collaborated to undermine the credibility of the tests. The CM accused rival factions and external operators from UP and Bihar of orchestrating the scheme to damage the integrity of state examinations.
Hemant also compared the opposition BJP to a "parasite," accusing them of exploiting the student protests for political gain and misleading students for electoral advantage. He subsequently announced the cancellation of the 14th Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) preliminary examinations and backlog examinations held in recent years.
Meanwhile, JMM general secretary Vinod Kumar Pandey alleged that the BJP had facilitated TDPL's involvement in Jharkhand's recruitment examination process, claiming the circumstances surrounding the agency's engagement required a thorough investigation. He stated that the agency's involvement in the state's recruitment system was part of an attempt to "defame" the Hemant Soren government and mislead job aspirants.
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