Govt will soon decide on PSI recruitment re-exam: HM Araga Jnanendra


Team Udayavani, Aug 3, 2022, 6:49 PM IST

Bengaluru: State Home Minister Araga Jnanendra has assured PSI job aspirant candidates that the government would soon take a call on the re-exams.

The candidates had met the minister at his residence on Wednesday.

“Already the PSI Recruitment Scam case is under the investigation process by the CID. Once the investigation ends, we will decide. Around 56,000 candidates including those whose exams were cancelled and the ones who were not a part of the scam will be given an opportunity”, he said.

Further, he added, “Some are of the opinion that if the re-exams get delayed, age factor will become a problem. Kindly do not panic. I request the candidates to continue preparing for exams”.

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