AIADMK demands cancellation of recruitment to the post of assistants
Addressing a press conference here, party secretary A. Anbalagan said as per the results declared on Tuesday, 256 candidates were selected for the Assistant post through examination. As per EWS norms, around 25 persons were eligible to be selected out of the total recruited candidates under the quota in the Union Territory.
However, results showed that 23 persons got selected under EWS quota from Yanam region alone. Of the total selected under EWS quota, only two are from the other three regions of Puducherry, Mahe and Karaikal, he said.
'There are complaints that people from Puducherry and Karaikal were not able to obtain proof of EWS certificates from Revenue department. It is a gross injustice to the people of three regions when people from Yanam region alone were able to get selected using the reservation policy. Only a particular caste from Yanam benefited from the quota. The government should cancel the results and conduct a re-test immediately,' he said.
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