Lucknow: Several government job aspirants have been left in the lurch as Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has once again been accused of being partial and favouring certain candidates.
The Akhilesh Yadav government has been accused of appointing Anil Yadav, an officer close to the present regime, as UPPSC Chairman bypassing several competent officers. UPPSC Chairman Anil Yadav is also accused of selecting candidates from a particular caste and a particular region of the state.
Hundreds of competitive exam aspirants are protesting against UPPSC in Allahabad as they say their trust has broken by the UPPSC. They students allege that people from Yadav community are being selected by UPPSC.
The aspirants claim that in PCS 2011 Main Exam out of the 82 seats reserved for OBCs, 68 selected aspirants were from the Yadav community. Most of those selected were from Mainpuri, Etawah and Kannauj. In the JE computer exam, out of 54 reserved seat, 32 went to Yadav candidates. In JE civil exam out of 320 OBC candidates, 112 of those selected were from the Yadav community.
The protesters are demanding a CBI enquiry into the matter.
Meanwhile, UP government said that if there is any error, then it will enquire about the matter.
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