The Jharkhand High Court is taking a strict stance against reported discrepancies in the 6th JPSC Result 2021. The High Court has ordered the state government to cancel the 6th JPSC result and issue revised merit lists within 8 weeks. As per latest reports, while the Jharkhand Public Service Commission released the result of the Jharkhand 6th Civil Services Exam 2021, certain applicants have filed a petition that the Commission has not followed the correct protocol for the preparation of the merit lists.
Allegedly, following the declaration of the JPSC 6th Civil Service Exam 2021, some applicants filed a petition claiming that the Commission has diverted from established protocol in preparing the result. Key names surfacing on media indicates that Dilip Kumar Singh and Rahul Kumar are among the petitioners alongside 17 other candidates.
The petitioners claimed that the JPSC has added the marks of the qualifying paper to the final score of the JPSC 6th Civil Service Exam 2021. This is not as per the protocol indicated in the official notification released earlier by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission. In view of the aforementioned discrepancies, the petitioner had called for the cancellation of the JPSC 6th Civil Service Exam 2021.
The High Court in Ranchi heard the case on February 08, 2021, and reserved a final decision. The decision was due to come today as it has now. The bench led by Justice Dwivedi ruled in favour of the petitioners by ordering the state government agency i.e. JPSC to cancel the JPSC 6th Civil Service result. The Commission has also been directed to release fresh merit lists within a maximum duration of 8 weeks from the ruling.
ANI has tweeted that the High Court has directed the JPSC to identify the exact officials involved in facilitating such a mistake in preparing the 6th JPSC merit lists. As per reports, it is being alleged that other discrepancies also exist in the 6th JPSC result released by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission.
As per latest updates, candidates have also alleged violation of established reservation rules in preparing the final merit lists of the 6th JPSC exam. Candidates have alleged that a candidate belonging to the reserved category has been awarded an incorrect cadre. The reservation rules of the Commission allegedly do not comply with the reservation rules of the state of Jharkhand, some has alleged.
More than 300 candidates were reported to have passed when the 6th JPSC result was released earlier. As per latest directives of the High Court in Ranchi, fresh merit lists are to be furnished by the JPSC within 8 weeks now.
