Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said the computer based examinations that were deferred yesterday will be conducted once Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board will be fully satisfied and that exams will be held soon.
Talking to reporters, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), transparency is a top priority for them and if there is any iota of doubt that will be addressed.
He said recruitments will be done based on merit and transparency is the top priority for them and there will be no compromise on it.
Reply to a question, Sinha said so for 47 employees have been dismissed from their services as they were having militancy links.
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