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Srinagar : Maroof Khan a prominent Political activist, has voiced deep concern over the prolonged delay in the announcement of results for the Jammu and Kashmir Police Sub-Inspector (JKPSI) and Junior Engineer – Civil (JE-Civil) recruitments. Mr. Khan highlights that aspirants have been eagerly awaiting the results for the past 10 months, leading to severe mental and financial stress among the candidates and their families.
In a press statement issued today, Maroof Khan emphasizes the gravity of the situation, noting that the prolonged uncertainty surrounding these recruitments is adversely affecting the well-being of the aspirants who have invested considerable time and effort in preparing for these examinations.
Mr. Khan is urging the immediate attention of LG Manoj Sinha, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, to intervene in this matter and facilitate the swift release of results for JKPSI and JE-Civil recruitments. The political activist believes that the current situation not only adds to the distress of the candidates but also poses a significant challenge to their financial stability.
In his appeal, Maroof Khan acknowledges the complexities of the examination and evaluation processes but emphasizes the need for prompt action to alleviate the mental and financial burden on the aspirants. He urges LG Manoj Sinha to ensure a transparent and expeditious resolution to this issue, reinforcing the faith of the candidates in the recruitment process.
The delay in the announcement of results has sparked growing concerns among the aspirant community, and Maroof Khan stands as a voice for their collective plea for a timely resolution to this matter.
