Controversy Surrounds Age Relaxation for JKPSC Exam Amid Delays

The delay in approving age relaxation for the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission's Combined Competitive Examination scheduled for December 7 has stirred controversy. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha states no response from the government on a returned query. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and others urge postponement for fairness.

Jammu and Kashmir's Combined Competitive Examination, initially set for December 7, has sparked controversy due to delays in approving age relaxation for candidates. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha returned the file with queries on feasibility, but received no government response, causing unrest among aspirants.

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and other political figures, including Nasir Aslam Wani and Mehbooba Mufti, have urged postponing the exam amid the uncertainty. Abdullah emphasized travel chaos and age relaxation delays, urging fairness and equal opportunity for all candidates.

The People's Democratic Party and CPI(M) leaders express concerns about aspirants facing disadvantages. Flight disruptions have added to the chaos, with many candidates stranded. Calls for resolving the issue swiftly aim to ensure a smooth examination process.

(With inputs from agencies.)