In the 36th BCS non-cadre, the disadvantaged candidates demanded the recommendation of any of the first and second categories. They said they would voluntarily go for the death toll, including death threats, if they did not accept the demand by May 10. On Saturday (April 28th), the demand was made for candidates in a press conference at the National Press Club conference lounge.
It was said at the press conference that the number of examinees in the 36th BCS was 2 lakh 11 thousand 326 people. After completion of these three steps in Preliminary, written and oral, the final result of the PSC is 5, 633. Of these, 2,323 people were kept in the cadre list of 3,308 people for different cadres and posts. Of this 2,700 candidates applied for a non-cadre PSC job. Then PSC seeks the demand of zero in the various ministries, departments and departments to recommend 2,600 700 candidates. As a result, the demand for zero and second class vacancies from different ministries came to the PSC. Although many ministries have not been vacant, they have not sent the demand to the PSC.
The conference also said that on March 15, the process was completed by recommending 1,256 people among the 2,700 eligible candidates in 2,858 posts in the 1st class and 22 March in the 2nd class, on 22 March. That is, even after passing the exam, 1 thousand 431 candidates have been recommended. About 1 thousand of them are unemployed and most of the candidates are in the age of employment.
The conference was given till 10 May to comply with their demands. If the demand is not met, people will be given strict programs such as human chain, fasting hunger strike or voluntary mortality.