FAA Selection: Govt Says Inquiry Still On, Decision Soon

*The FAA aspirants protesting in Srinagar demanding the selection list be made public.*

Srinagar- Amid unabated protests by selected aspirants, government Monday said that an inquiry was underway regarding fairness and said that if no irregularities were found, “process will be taken up further.”

“Selection list of Finance Accounts Assistant is also being inquired by a committee headed by ACS Home. Action will be taken based on the report of inquiry,” government said in a tweet, adding, “If no irregularities are found, the process will be taken up further. If irregularities are found, strict action will follow.”

Attention : Selection list of Finance Accounts Assistant is also being inquired by a committee headed by ACS Home.Action will be taken based on report of inquiry.If no irregularities are found,process will be taken up further.If irregularities are found,strict action will follow

— Information & PR, J&K (@diprjk) July 18, 2022

Meanwhile, the selected aspirants held a protest for the fifth consecutive day on Monday.

The aspirants said that they appeared in the examination in March this year and were declared meritorious. “The authorities are mulling scrapping the entire process which will be unjust as we have studied for years to get selected.”

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JKSSB had advertised over 900 posts of financial accounts assistants in J&K. The examination for the posts was held in March 2022 and by April the merit list was out. The aspirants allege that authorities are mulling scrapping the whole process putting future of hundreds of meritorious candidates at stake.

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