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ASIF RASHID Srinagar, Dec 6: The Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) on Saturday confirmed that the JKAS Preliminary Examination will be conducted as scheduled on December 7, despite widespread appeals for postponement. JKPSC Chairman Arun Kumar Choudhary said that the exam “will be conducted as per schedule.” Earlier, the Office of the Lieutenant Governor issued a clarification on X, calling social media claims “misleading.” It stated that the age-relaxation file was received and returned on December 2 with a query on whether changes could be implemented so close to the exam adding that no response was received for four days. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had urged postponement, citing massive travel chaos and stress caused by the delayed age-relaxation decision. He said the situation had placed “unprecedented mental and logistical pressure” on candidates and appealed for a short deferment in the interest of fairness.
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Srinagar, December 6: Asif Rashid Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has urged the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) to postpone the examination scheduled for tomorrow on 7th December (Sunday). The appeal comes amid growing concerns raised by aspirants regarding inadequate preparation time and logistical difficulties faced across UT after LG Sinha Clarifies JKPSC Exam File Issue; Says Social Media Claims Misleading. According to the Chief Minister's letter the administration must ensure that no candidate is deprived of a fair opportunity due to unavoidable circumstances. He emphasized that conducting an important competitive examination under such conditions may lead to unnecessary stress and inconvenience for thousands of students. Omar Abdullah requested JKPSC to review the situation on humanitarian grounds and reschedule the exam to a more suitable date. He added that the government remains committed to safeguarding the interests of youth and ensuring transparency and fairness in the recruitment process. The ball is now in JKPSC’s court as candidates await an official announcement regarding the postponement.
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