Kerala Public Service Commission says baseless allegations being raised as part of deliberate attempt to tarnish its reputation
The Kerala Public Service Commission has issued a formal response to recent allegations regarding examination discrepancies and valuation processes. The commission maintains that its procedures are transparent and that the accusations are part of a deliberate effort to damage its reputation.
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Public trust in government recruitment bodies is essential for maintaining the integrity of civil service examinations and administrative fairness.
The Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) on Friday issued an elaborate response to various allegations of discrepancies in the examinations and valuation conducted by the commission in recent weeks.
According to the PSC’s statement, signed by Secretary Saju George, the Crime Branch investigation into the complaints related to the examination for the post of Chief (Industries & Infrastructure) in the State Planning Board has led to a trend of “baseless allegations” being constantly raised, including complaints that have been settled in the court.
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