\nAccording to NPCC media cell member Dr K. Hoshi the response of the NPSC on the recent prelims result has set a \u201cvery bad precedence\u201d which he described as \u201cthe worst practical joke on thousands of youths aspiring to become responsible officers\u201d no matter under whatever circumstance of compelling situation the NPSC was faced with.
\nHe said the NPSC response could only be explained in either of the two reasons- that it was \u201cthoroughly incompetent\u201d or that \u201cthe whole episode was hatched by a deep-rooted conspiracy.\u201d Further, he slammed the NPSC for refusing to divulge the name of a company which was given the responsibility of conducting the Prelims examination adding it indicated that the \u201cNPSC team is without work.\u201d
\nHe said it was also appalling that the NPSC further levied an \u201cexorbitant rate\u201d of Rs.500 for re-evaluation of answer papers \u201cfor no fault of the candidates.\u201d\u201cThe habitual errors of omission and commission by the NPSC are untenable and too obvious to believe to be simple human error or technical flaw as they claimed\u201d he said. Hoshi said it would not be a surprise if affected candidates who have already spent a lot of their parents\u2019 money for the NPSC exams decide to take it to task by filing a PIL. The NPCC media cell member said the NPSC under the present team \u201chas lost its credibility\u201d by making the NPSC a mockery and to \u201close its autonomous status for its own scheme of things dictated by their political masters\u201d. Stating that though the NPSC is an autonomous body, yet it did not absolve the state government of responsibility over its conduct.
\nHoshi said the NPSC needed a total revamp as much damage has been caused to aspiring candidates and to the reputation of the NPSC .He therefore demanded that the present team should own moral responsibility and resign. He said when \u201csuch voluntary actions are least expected from irresponsible people holding responsible posts\u201d, it became the duty of the state government to fix responsibility as the appointing authority to prevent future recurrence.
\nHoshi said the DAN government should also own moral responsibility by taking prompt action in order to clean up the NPSC to prevent \u201crepeated rampant corruptions\u201d. If not, then the government should admit that the NPSC runs \u201cunder its strings of push and pull\u201d that has caused confusion within \u201c the so-called autonomous body.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"