The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) wrote to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday, demanding that recently conducted JKSSB JE (Electrical) Examination and their immediate intervention in the fixed process.
The association urged the two to protect the integrity of examinations, ensure the welfare of the candidates and restore credibility for a system that has repeatedly thwarted the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.
The national convenor of the association, Nasir Khohami, said that whatever has come out during today’s examination, has shaken the trust of thousands of candidates, who traveled from remote corners of Jammu and Kashmir with Asha, only met with anarchy, negligence, and can be described as their hard work and aspirations. Originally, the examination from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, was re -rescued from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm due to bad weather. However, in many centers, question papers and OMR sheets were already distributed, since the revised time was communicated. Candidates were then asked to get out and return later. This sequence not only highlighted questions for some candidates, but also created extremely uneven situations in the centers. After this there was not an examination, but a complete joke of fairness.
Even more distracted, he said, the video has come out showing aspirations with the OMR sheet in hand, scrolling through the answer on his mobile phone inside the examination centers. In some halls, one group continued to write, while the other was asked to wait outside, and the other people sat completely confused. Outstation candidates including working professionals covered long distances and obtained rare leave, faced additional difficulty. Instead of a fair and transparent examination, there was a total collapse of anarchy and integrity.
He insisted that the facts are undisputed; The JE (electrical) paper was leaked before the examination started; Question papers were distributed, remembered, and later reused, purity was compromised; Some candidates had unfair access to questions, while others lost precious time; And in the video, the candidates show the candidates who fill the OMR sheet with mobile in hand; An open insult to qualification.
The association said that this is not a separate event. Scam after scam, leaked after leak, allegations after allegations; Jksb has become synonymous with mismanagement, corruption and negligence. Many body working with protecting the merit of our youth has crushed its dreams under systemic failure. This repeated pattern of scams has destroyed public confidence in recruitment
Candidates have spent the peak years of their life day by day for these exams. They stay away from their families, relax, burn midnight oil in libraries, and fight every odd with faith in a fair system. It is not just negligent to see those sacrifices taken away from the sheer disability; It is a criminal.
Faizan Peer, an association of the association, said that while the government’s decision to cancel the agreement is a welcome step, it does not address the deep crisis of credibility that JKSSB has repeatedly submerged the youth. Today’s paper leaks and bang irregularities only highlight the immediate requirement of structural reforms beyond cancellation. The association demanded the removal of the officials responsible for this disaster, emphasizing that accountability could not be delayed. It called for a transparent investigation from a time-to-time in paper leaks and mafia, which has admitted to a business. It also demanded strict contingent protocols for future examinations, including synchronized start Times, CCTV protection, and real -time monitoring, as well as until structural reforms are established until the creation of an independent inspection mechanism under the Chief Minister’s Office.
The association further stated that it is not just about one exam; This is about the future of the youth of J&K. Each scam pushes them into despair, away in their belief, and forces many people to rethink their future in this land. At a time when the issue of unresolved reservation continues, recruitment of recruitment only deepens their plight.
Therefore, the association urged Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to make decisive intervention. Now whatever is necessary is their personal attention and immediate action to restore confidence in the system. The association insisted that justice with aspirants not only demands the dismissal of wrong officials and a reliable investigation, but also does not establish a foolish mechanism to ensure such a nuisance. It is about more than one canceled examination; This is about the reconstruction of the public trust, to protect an entire generation from disappointment, and to assure each candidate that their sacrifice, dedication and hard work will be rewarded only on the basis of merit. Anything less, the association warned, the youth of Jammu and Kashmir will be another betrayal amount.