Hyderabad, Sept 26 (Hydnow): The hearing on the cancellation of TSPSC Group-1 prelims in the division Bench of the High Court has been adjourned to Wednesday. The judge adjourned further proceedings and directed the Advocate General to submit full details regarding the examination.
“What is the problem of implementing biometrics? Give details of tests that have been implemented in the past.” Why was biometrics not implemented as mentioned in the notification? What if you don’t follow your own notification yourself? Should not we be more careful once the exam is canceled? TSPSC has the responsibility to create confidence among the unemployed.
The future of the candidates and the reputation of TSPSC have come into question,” the High Court commented during the hearing. On the 23rd of this month, the single judge of the High Court issued orders canceling the Group-1 prelims. It is known that the TSPSC has appealed against the orders given by the single bench of the High Court. (Hydnow)
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