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JPSC‑JSSC Reform Manch Criticises Ranchi Administration for Ignoring Complaint
✍️ The New Indian Express
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 06:48 AM
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The JPSC‑JSSC Reform Manch has lodged a formal grievance with the Ranchi administration, alleging that its complaint has been left unaddressed.
The JPSC‑JSSC Reform Manch, a coalition advocating reforms in the Jharkhand Public Service and Subordinate Service Commissions, has publicly questioned the Ranchi administration's inaction on a complaint it submitted. The group claims that despite submitting detailed grievances regarding procedural lapses, the administration has neither responded nor taken corrective steps.
According to the manch, the complaint highlighted issues such as delayed recruitment processes and lack of transparency in selection criteria. It urged the state government to intervene and ensure that the commissions adhere to established norms.
The Ranchi administration, when approached for comment, said it is reviewing the matter and will provide a response in due course. The development adds to ongoing debates over the functioning of Jharkhand's civil service recruitment bodies.
Stakeholders, including aspirants for civil service positions, are watching the situation closely, hoping for swift remedial action to restore confidence in the recruitment system.
The manch has indicated that it may pursue further legal or administrative recourse if the issue remains unresolved.
According to the manch, the complaint highlighted issues such as delayed recruitment processes and lack of transparency in selection criteria. It urged the state government to intervene and ensure that the commissions adhere to established norms.
The Ranchi administration, when approached for comment, said it is reviewing the matter and will provide a response in due course. The development adds to ongoing debates over the functioning of Jharkhand's civil service recruitment bodies.
Stakeholders, including aspirants for civil service positions, are watching the situation closely, hoping for swift remedial action to restore confidence in the recruitment system.
The manch has indicated that it may pursue further legal or administrative recourse if the issue remains unresolved.