Rajasthan Government to End Interviews in Small Government Jobs: PMO's Report

Preparations have started in Rajasthan to end interviews in small government jobs. After this issue was raised on Aaj Tak, the PMO sought a report from the Rajasthan government. In response, the state government sent a report. The government has said that interviews will be abolished in small jobs as per the intention of the Prime Minister. In fact, Aaj Tak showed in its special report on 31st how the youth are suffering due to the lack of interviews in small recruitments. As soon as the issue arose, a series of talks began between the central and state government. Finally, the system had to bow down and this big decision came in the interest of the youth. The Rajasthan government has said in its report that the process of ending interviews in low-level government jobs will be started. It is aimed to make recruitment more transparent. It will also provide relief to candidates. It has also come to light in the investigation of Aaj Tak that many commissions, boards and authorities of Rajasthan are lying vacant for a long time. There are only ten members of the post of chairman and secretary in the Rajasthan Public Service Commission. Apart from this, there are five members of the recruitment board.