New Delhi: Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi today assured a delegation of civil services aspirants that no injustice will be done to them and that he will raise their concerns at all appropriate forums.
The 21-member delegation of aspirants led by NSUI National President Rohit Sharma, General Secretary Mohit Sharma and Delhi State President of NSUI Vikas Chhikara met Rahul at his residence here, said the National Spokesperson of the Congress Youth wing Amrish Ranjan Pandey.
In the hour-long meeting with the Congress Vice President, the aspirants talked about the problems they face in connection with the new exam pattern and the Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT).
Civil services aspirants have been protesting in the national capital and demanding changes in the pattern of preliminary examination, alleging that it does not favor those who come from humanities and Hindi backgrounds. The issue has been raised in Parliament too.
Amid protests against the new exam pattern, the government had yesterday convened a high-level meeting to resolve the issue.
A decision on whether or not to change the syllabus of Civil Services examination and postpone the preliminary test, slated to be held on August 24th, is likely to be taken soon.
level-playing field to those coming from rural areas.
The 21-member delegation of aspirants led by NSUI National President Rohit Sharma, General Secretary Mohit Sharma and Delhi State President of NSUI Vikas Chhikara met Rahul at his residence here, said the National Spokesperson of the Congress Youth wing Amrish Ranjan Pandey.
In the hour-long meeting with the Congress Vice President, the aspirants talked about the problems they face in connection with the new exam pattern and the Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT).
Civil services aspirants have been protesting in the national capital and demanding changes in the pattern of preliminary examination, alleging that it does not favor those who come from humanities and Hindi backgrounds. The issue has been raised in Parliament too.
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Amid protests against the new exam pattern, the government had yesterday convened a high-level meeting to resolve the issue.
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A decision on whether or not to change the syllabus of Civil Services examination and postpone the preliminary test, slated to be held on August 24th, is likely to be taken soon.
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level-playing field to those coming from rural areas.
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