Srinagar, Feb 08 (KNS): The aspirants who had applied for the post ‘Ink Feeder’ in the government press are up in arms against the authorities for ‘failing to hold interviews of the candidates since last seven years’.
The aspirants told KNS that they applied for the post Ink feeder in the year 2010 but after submitting the forms and other documents, the authorities didn’t hold interviews thereby leaving the aspirants to suffer.
According to the KNS correspondent, the aspirants said that after three years in 2013, the authorities in the government press made the advertisement regarding the said posts public again. “We submitted our forms and other documents in the 2013 as well but unfortunately, the authorities have delayed the process of holding interviews,” the candidates said.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Saying that some of the candidates who had applied for the posts have crossed the age limit, the aspirants demanded authorities to take immediate measures regarding the issue.
Meanwhile, admitting the facts that the interviews were not hold since last seven years, General Manager, Government Press Srinagar, Imtiyaz Ahmad Aakhoon according to the KNS correspondent said, “The process got delayed as the Jammu aspirants sough the intervention of the court regarding their plights. The case has now been handed over to the law department. We hope that the case will be resolved in the upcoming two months and aspirants will be selected in this period as well,” he added. (KNS)