741 complaints on TRE result; BPSC chairman warns of legal action against ‘baseless’ allegations

NEW DELHI: Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) chairman Atul Prasad condemned the attempt to tarnish the image of the commission by making baseless allegations against the BPSC teacher recruitment result (BPSC TRE 1.0). A total of 741 complaints were received against the TRE result without an affidavit, the official notification said.

“We received 741 complaints on TRE1.0 results without an affidavit. All such cases of frivolous complaints will be dealt sternly,” the chairman said.

“Other/other subject confusion was unnecessary and so was the clarification but it was issued on request only. Those blaming BPSC for late clarification have still not understood that there is no need to amend applications and that unmindful accusations may attract dire consequences,” Atul Prasad said in a post on X.

He said that the “baseless” allegations against the commission was posted on social media platform, YouTube, without any evidence by candidates who were unsuccessful in TRE result 2023. In this regard, the commission has sought clarification from 9 candidates through email.

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Out of a total 9 candidates, a total of 6 candidates have submitted their explanations. Remaining 3 candidates have still not submitted their explanations.

The names and roll numbers of the candidates who did not submit the explanation are Rizwan Alam, registration number 289427, Pinky Kumari, roll number 831961, and Mohd Mamun Rashid, roll number 912502.

The commission has given one last opportunity to these three candidates to submit their clarifications. It informed that a legal action will be taken in case these candidates do not submit their clarification by November 22.

In the second phase of the BPSC TRE recruitment, 50,263 seats have been added to the BPSC school teacher recruitment.