Fraud in recruitment for government jobs in Rajasthan shows no sign of stopping. So far, there have been leaks and the use of fake candidates to pass the exam to enter the government job, but now 156 firefighters who have passed the exam to prepare for the government job have been caught in the vortex of “passing the exam to enter the government job.” Work by creating fake degree certificates.
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board, which recruits firefighters, has declared them ineligible. The Rajasthan State Selection Board has informed the government that their work should be stopped immediately as they passed the examination by submitting fake degrees and diplomas.
In fact, 600 firefighters passed the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board examination and 400 of them were appointed. The council has written to the government asking for checks on the degrees and diplomas of all people who find jobs.
To this end, the Rajasthan Staff Selection Commission has written to the autonomous region government department. The bureau has published the roster and names of 156 people who are ineligible to apply for fake degree certificates on its website and has notified the special operations team to investigate.
Rajasthan State Selection Board Chairman Alok Raj said action has been taken against candidates who used fake diplomas in the recruitment of firefighters. We appeal to young people not to get jobs by buying fake degrees or diplomas from brokers.
Brokers are said to have offered diplomas and degrees to youths for a fee of Rs 15 to 20,000 to appear for the firefighter examination. Candidates who failed the exam have long been protesting against those using fake degree diplomas to seek employment and have collected evidence and submitted it to the Rajasthan Staff Selection Commission.
The thing is, this is a small test, so investigation is possible. But with thousands of posts out there, it can be difficult to check each degree and diploma individually. The Unemployment Association of Rajasthan has requested the government to formulate strict laws against this practice so that people do not commit such fraud.
In fact, a large-scale incident of fake degrees and diplomas is taking place in Rajasthan, and the special operations team has also written to the Rajasthan government and UGC to investigate. Three universities in Rajasthan were also involved in the scam and their vice-chancellors and several employees were also arrested.
