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Jharkhand Government's Order Cancelling JPSC, JSSC Exams Stayed By High Court

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Jharkhand Government's Order Cancelling JPSC, JSSC Exams Stayed By High Court
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The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the state government's decision to cancel 22 recruitment examinations following protests over alleged irregularities. The court is reviewing petitions from successful candidates who argue the cancellation violates natural justice.

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The case underscores the tension between government efforts to curb exam corruption and the rights of candidates who have already secured employment.

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The legal battle launched by affected candidates against Jharkhand government's decision to cancel 22 recruitment examinations witnessed another twist as the high court stayed the state government's order on Thursday. The government's orders came after a 25-day students' agitation over alleged irregularities in the recruitment exams.The Jharkhand government had said the cancellations followed "complaints regarding irregularities in ongoing examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and executed through TDPL, and based on facts brought before the government during the CID investigation."The government also announced the formation of a committee to examine reforms in the JPSC and JSSC examination system.The cancelled examinations include recruitment tests for drug inspectors, assistant professors, deputy collectors, dental doctors, assistant engineers, civil judges, additional public prosecutors and forest range officers, among others.

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