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JASC, AIDYO to stage protest at Freedom Park in Bengaluru

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Job aspirants' organizations plan a protest in Bengaluru demanding reforms and an investigation into the Karnataka Public Service Commission.

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  • Job aspirants' organisations JASC and AIDYO will hold a State-level protest at Freedom Park in Bengaluru on Friday.
  • The protest demands reforms and greater transparency in the Karnataka Public Service Commission's recruitment process.
  • The organisations allege irregularities, question paper leaks, manipulation of examination results and delays in KPSC recruitments.
  • They want an independent investigation into the past five to six years of recruitments, supervised by a serving or retired High Court or Supreme Court judge.
  • The outcome matters because the alleged corruption is said to affect the future of a large number of young people seeking government employment.

What to watch next

  • Turnout of job aspirants from across Karnataka at the Friday protest in Freedom Park.
  • Whether the Karnataka government responds to the demand for a judge-supervised inquiry into KPSC recruitments.
  • Implementation of the P.C. Hota Committee recommendations on KPSC reforms.

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Job Aspirants Struggle Committee and All India Democratic Youth Organisation

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  • alleged that irregularities, question paper leaks, manipulation of examination results and delays in recruitment processes had adversely affected the interests of job aspirants.
    [1]The Hindu — Karnataka4d agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    at Freedom Park in Bengaluru on Friday, seeking reforms in the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and greater transparency in its recruitment process. In a statement issued here on Wednesday, the organisations alleged that irregularities, question paper leaks, manipulation of examination results and delays in recruitment processes had adversely affected the interests of job aspirants. They called for an independent and comprehensive inquiry into recruitments conducted over the past five to six years. The organisations alleged that questions had been raised over the recruitment process in several

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