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Originally Posted by Nate
Brother the case is languishing in supreme court and trust me i dont have a clue at all from where the FPSC has taken a shot right at my heart
to put it in simple words its like robbing and stripping of my rights and hardwork .. i pray now seriously for naya pakistan where such follies has no place at all ..
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CSS Crisis: FIA reveals FPSC made rules difficult without approval
The deliberate changes made in CSS rules seven years ago jeopardized the selection process for several deserving candidates. The matter highlighted extensively in the recent FIA reports. The new rules brought down the number of passing candidates to a minimum low
News Desk - September 23, 2019
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Amendments in the Central Superior Services were made without seeking approval of the government, claims the new report of Federal Investigation Agency.
In its detailed report issued on Sunday, FIA remarked that the board introduced changes in the rules for appearing without apprising the federal government in 2013. As per the new rules, candidates were acquired to score 33% in optional subjects and 50% in compulsory subjects. Consequently, the passing ratio dropped and several seats were left vacant. This year, only 3% of candidates were able to clear the competitive examinations.
Senator Talha Mahmood
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Committee on Cabinet Secretariat in its meeting on Wednesday discussed the report by FIA pertaining to Amendments made in Rule 11(i) of the qualifying criteria of Central Superior Services (CSS) Examination 2013 and 2014 by FPSC without seeking approval of the competent authority
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This should strengthen your case.