Chandigarh, January 7 – The Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) has taken cognizance of the fact that a false and misleading narrative is being propagated in recent days regarding its functioning. An HPSC spokesperson said the Commission has been constituted under Article 315 of the Constitution of India and has been entrusted with the constitutional responsibility of conducting examinations for appointments to state services.
The spokesperson said all recruitments carried out by the Commission have successfully withstood judicial scrutiny, which itself is a testimony to the transparency and fairness of the selection process adopted by the Commission. All representations, complaints, and suggestions received by the Commission are duly examined and necessary action is taken wherever required. In addition, complete information related to the selection process is made available in the public domain.
It was further clarified that the comments being circulated regarding the quality of education in connection with the Hon’ble Chairman of the Commission are completely false, frivolous and misleading. Such narratives are being deliberately spread by certain vested interests with the intention of tarnishing the image of the Commission. The spokesperson emphasized that the Commission holds the academic community in the highest regard and that such a large-scale and impartial recruitment process would not be possible without their active cooperation.
The spokesperson reiterated that all recruitments conducted by the Commission have been made strictly on the basis of merit. If any individual has any doubt or objection regarding any matter related to the Commission, they may submit their representation before the Secretary of the Commission so that their grievances can be addressed appropriately. This will also help them understand the actual facts and prevent them from being misled by false narratives aimed at disrupting the selection process.
