protest against not giving age relaxation
 

it is to be informed to all the age affected students/candidates/friends that a protest against age policy in [B]CCE 2013 [/B] will be held on [B]Monday 22/07/2013 at 9:30am[/B] in front of spsc head office and hyderabad press club. all the age affected friends from all the parts of sindh are invited to participate in the protest, and ask your friends to join as well.
NOTE: friends are advised to come sharp at [B]9am in doudpota library hyderabad,[/B] from there we will proceed our protest.
for further query contact me via my cell no available in my profile.

[B]@ Ali Mallah & Muhammad Hussain[/B]

I am overage by 1 year and my current age is 29 years. Should I study for PCS or I should not waste my time studing for PCS if there would be no age relaxation?

I am really confused that why should I study when I would not be able to sit in the exam :(

And there have been 2 weeks since the announcement of PCS and there is no sign of age relaxation.

Is there any special age relaxation for 1 year overage candidates?

Waiting for your replies :hurt

hamid mir's email address
 

dear frriends this is Hamid Mir's email address [url]http://capitaltalk.geo.tv/write-to-hamid-mir/[/url]
plz email him regarding our genuine issue of age relaxation, and request him to give one program of capital talk to our issue. if you want to save your future plz send him email.

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Abhi to rules ke against janay walon ko 7 din k liye ban kiya hai. Agli baar un ki favor kernay walon aur un ke mil ke hansnay walon ko bhi sath bhej diya jaye ga. Haq k liye awaz uthanay ka her giz yeh matlab nahi keh doosron pe tanqeed kertay huay maan baap ki tarbiyat ko sar e aam khaak main mila diya jaye.[/COLOR]

To be honest, I believe age relaxation is not an issue but is being made an 'issue' by all of us who are always prepared to target any and every government rules. Government departments need young fresh blood instead of over aged candidates who are 'desperately' looking for a job to make the most of it in the shortest possible time.

It's obvious those looking for 10 or 15 years of age relaxation have attempted or had the chance to go for previous PCS exams where they surely 'failed' or were so naive to not even know that it took place.

I have the right to support any policy so please no arguments. I am agreeing with the government here.

last island
 

i appreciate you.. there must be some rules to follow otherwise ab yahan per jhagre shuru honge. im 29 years old but meri protest ka ye tareeka nahi. ye log css forum ko bhi fb samjh bethe hain i second you last island

[QUOTE=thedeadman;627286]To be honest, I believe age relaxation is not an issue but is being made an 'issue' by all of us who are always prepared to target any and every government rules. Government departments need young fresh blood instead of over aged candidates who are 'desperately' looking for a job to make the most of it in the shortest possible time.

It's obvious those looking for 10 or 15 years of age relaxation have attempted or had the chance to go for previous PCS exams where they surely 'failed' or were so naive to not even know that it took place.

I have the right to support any policy so please no arguments. I am agreeing with the government here.[/QUOTE]

When you target some particular group you should always be ready to face the arguments given in response to your comments.

Let suppose I require age relaxation, I was neither naive nor failed in written/interview. What should I do now?

If Govt needs fresh blood then why they allow age relaxation for in-service candidates upto 35 years? Are they fresh blood? Isn't it discrimination of the rights of the public as per constitution? Though the relaxation should be given to those who are jobless instead of giving opportunity to already employed to stop creating administrative problems due to their shifting of departments once they pass.

Its just to make you realise, hope you take it as normal.

@Brother Ali Malah

Any update??

[QUOTE=Durrani Abid;627405]@Brother Ali Malah

Any update??[/QUOTE]

No News regarding age relaxation, complete silence.

[QUOTE=Ali Mallah;627385]When you target some particular group you should always be ready to face the arguments given in response to your comments.

Let suppose I require age relaxation, I was neither naive nor failed in written/interview. What should I do now?

If Govt needs fresh blood then why they allow age relaxation for in-service candidates upto 35 years? Are they fresh blood? Isn't it discrimination of the rights of the public as per constitution? Though the relaxation should be given to those who are jobless instead of giving opportunity to already employed to stop creating administrative problems due to their shifting of departments once they pass.

Its just to make you realise, hope you take it as normal.[/QUOTE]

When I said no arguments then I meant 'no aggressive arguments' especially from the ones who are banned now.

Secondly, suppose if you require age relaxation then you got to be one of them (Failure/Naive) because either you never cleared the previous exam or you just didn't apply for the previous advertisement. In case you were not prepared then it is also your fault. Though we are not talking about you here but generally.
If someone completed his or her studies (Bachelor degree which is required here) at the age of 29! then I have no words.

And you are right about in-service candidates. Unemployed ones truely deserve it. I know one guy who is unemployed since 4 years and is ready to take this exam. Fortunately he is well under the age limit.

Let's hope for the best. Let's see if goverment increases age limit. I personally pray it doesn't but you never know :)