Haryana Vidhan Sabha winter session from Dec 18
Chandigarh, Dec 8
The winter session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha will commence on December 18, said Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday.
Replying to a media query on the 48-hour mass leave taken by the HCMS doctors, the Chief Minister said doctors are regarded as lifesavers, and their profession is dedicated to serving humanity.
He said the government has already fulfilled several of their demands in the past.
“At present, ministers and senior officials are in dialogue with them. All their concerns will be heard, and no one’s rights will be compromised,†he said.
On being asked about the low number of candidates passed for the Assistant Professor English recruitment conducted by the HPSC, the Chief Minister said the examination results have been released strictly as per the cut-off list.
“If any candidate has concerns, they may seek clarification from the HPSC and have their results verified. No wrongdoing has occurred with any candidate,†he said.
The Chief Minister said that the HPSC is an independent institution that functions without any external pressure, adding that while various pressures existed during previous governments, the commission is now functioning entirely free from such influences.
He reiterated that the government’s agenda is zero tolerance; no irregularities have been found in the past, nor will any be allowed in the future.
The Chief Minister further informed that 58 students from Haryana have been selected in the UPSC this year.
“Today, talented students from Haryana are also being selected in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Punjab, as candidates are free to apply for examinations anywhere,†the Chief Minister said.
Responding to another question regarding the upcoming recruitment schedule, the Chief Minister informed that the Haryana Staff Selection Commission has recently released the results of the CET examination.
He congratulated all the successful candidates and stated that the commission is an independent body that issues its own recruitment calendar.
— IANS
Reader Comments
The HPSC Assistant Professor issue is worrying. If the cut-off was so high that very few passed, maybe the paper pattern or evaluation needs a review? It affects the future of so many aspirants.
58 students from Haryana in UPSC! That's fantastic news. 🎉 Proud moment for the state. Shows our youth is capable and hardworking. Hope the govt continues to focus on education and job creation.
While "zero tolerance for irregularities" sounds good, it's a claim every government makes. The proof is in consistent, transparent action over time, not just statements. The HPSC's independence must be demonstrable.
The CET results are out, good. But what about the timeline for the next recruitment phases? Thousands are waiting. The SSC should announce a clear calendar soon. Uncertainty is the biggest stress for job seekers.
Doctors are indeed lifesavers. But when they have to go on mass leave, it means their concerns are serious. Hope the dialogue leads to a permanent fix for their demands regarding pay and working conditions.
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