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| Manohar hails J&K Bank's decision to change cut off for POs selection | | |  Early Times Report
kathua, May 14: Former Minister and president District Congress Committee Kathua Dr Manohar Lal Sharma today hailed the decision by J&K bank to alter the cut off marks to a uniform number of 40 marks across all districts of the State for the ongoing process of recruitment of Probationary Officers following protest and pressure from several groups in Jammu against the discrimination. Dr Manohar Lal Sharma expressed serious concern over the resentment amongst the candidates following the declaration of the results.
Dr Sharma said that on several occasions he requested the administration to look into the various bungling going on in J&K Bank such as back door appointments and mass violation of recruitment norms in previous selected list about 2 years ago. Manohar said that questions need to be answered and entire matter needs to be looked into more particularly when there are already instances of favoritism in the bank highlighted by the Governor himself and the bank authorities always discouraged all efforts to seek transparency in the system. He further said that it was because of the pressure of the aggrieved and discriminated Jammu youth that the Governor had to intervene and force J&K Bank management to withdraw its invidious recruitment criteria for the post of Probationary Officers and thanked Governor's administration for the timely intervention.
While commenting on recent difference in toll tax policy in Jammu & Srinagar divisions of the state, Dr Sharma requested the Governor to look into the matter and urged him to adopt a uniform policy so that people of no region feel discriminated. He said toll tax should be abolished in Jammu, like it has been done in the case of Kashmir. |
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