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1,311 Pharmacist Posts, Not A Single Vacancy For BC Category: Upendra Kushwaha
He asked the state government to explain why there is "no vacancy" for Backward Caste (BC) category in the advertisement put out by State Health Society for recruitment of 1,311 pharmacists.
PATNA: Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP)chief and former Union minister Upendra Kushwaha on Sunday alleged that the advertisement put out by the State Health Society for recruitment of 1,311 pharmacists not a single vacancy has been shown under the Backward Caste (BC) category.
He asked the state government to explain why there is "no vacancy" for Backward Caste (BC) category in the advertisement put out by State Health Society for recruitment of 1,311 pharmacists.
Mr Kushwaha expressed "shock, surprise and unhappiness" over the advertisement and demanded that "irregularities", if any, be removed.
"It is quite surprising that out of 1,311 posts, not single post (vacancy) has been shown against BC category. All the categories such as Unreserved, SC, ST, MBC, EWS have got their share of posts as per their respective quota but BC category has not been shown a share of a single post," Mr Kushwaha told reporters here.
"The anomalies should be rectified at the earliest and it (excluding BC in the recruitment) is against social justice," he said. Mr Kushwaha said he had a talk with Bihar Health minister Mangal Pandey on the issue on Sunday and the minister assured him that he would get back to him after inquiring into the matter.
He also asked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to ensure that such things don't happen in other departments.
