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Haryana CM Promises Merit-Based Recruitment at Sonipat Student Meet
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini told students preparing for competitive examinations that the state would provide fair opportunities through a transparent, merit-based recruitment system. Speaking at the Chhatra Samvad Mukhyamantri Ke…
The Story in Brief
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini told students preparing for competitive examinations that the state would provide fair opportunities through a transparent, merit-based recruitment system. Speaking at the Chhatra Samvad Mukhyamantri Ke Saath programme in Sonipat, he said stringent laws and action against those responsible would protect aspirants from paper leaks.
Saini also outlined education measures, including government-supported education for girls up to postgraduate level, colleges roughly every 20 kilometres, PM SHRI Schools, CM Excellence and Early English Schools, Mission Buniyad and Super-100 coaching. Students from across Haryana joined the interaction virtually. He urged young people to avoid drugs and misinformation and focus on education, skills and employment.
The Indian Opinion
The familiar political pitch is that promises of transparency alone prove recruitment is clean, while the opposite lazy narrative dismisses every government scheme as publicity. Neither is enough. Students need timely exams, secure question papers, published recruitment data and quick punishment for proven wrongdoing. Claims about better access and coaching should also be judged by enrolment, results and vacancies, not speeches. The clearest test is whether the next recruitment cycle is completed without leaks, unexplained delays or disputed merit lists.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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