Ranchi: On the basis of complaints received regarding the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (JSSC), Governor Santosh Gangwar has written a letter to Chief Minister Hemant Soren asking him to investigate the entire matter so that the Commission along with the examination can No questions of any kind could arise on credibility.

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In the letter written by Governor Santosh Gangwar, information and evidence given by student organizations and students regarding the examination has been attached. Along with this, the Governor has also asked the Chairman of the Staff Selection Commission to clarify the situation with facts regarding the CGL examination.

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Many student organizations have complained about irregularities in the JSSC CGL examination held in the state on September 21 and 22. Students allege that the answers were available with many candidates even before the start of the first shift examination on September 22. This became clear after the exam was over. GS paper, which was taken earlier. All the questions of Mathematics, Reasoning and Computer were repeated in it. 20 questions asked in the year 2022 have been asked again without any changes. Similarly, reasoning question has been asked again in SSC CGL 2019, computer question from JBAPS RRC 2023 and about 120 questions from Paper 1 UPSC C SET 2019. Question paper packets were found already opened at many places. The students demanded cancellation of the examination and an investigation by the CBI. On Thursday, the students' organization had demonstrated outside the JSAC office demanding an investigation.

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