Jan Chetna protests against interview in Govt recruitment

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Hundreds of party workers of the newly formed Jan Chetna Party, under the leadership of former Haryana Minister Venod Sharma on Wednesday laid a seize at the he Haryana Staff Selection Commission office at Panchkula for more than four hours and created ruckus. Workers were demanding complete ban on the practice of interviews for Government jobs besides resignation of present Chairman of the Commission.  The official work of the Commission suffered badly during the commotion for the entire day. Employees couldn’t work and left their respective chambers and came out of the office. With the intervention of SS Phulia, deputy commissioner of Panchkula, the situation wwas controlled in the evening and local police at 5 pm took around 200 party workers along with Sharma in custody and later released them near Ramgarh. Phulia told The Pioneer that earlier these party workers sat on an unannounced dharna near the room of chairman of the Commission, but later on they started entering in  chairman’s room besides raising slogans.”We also had to put an extra police force  to control the party workers”, said Phulia. Venod Sharma, president of JCP said, “we are demanding complete ban on the interviews for Government jobs. “These interviews are only an eye wash for the public, This is virtually the best source for getting job through back door”, alleged Sharma.             

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