Kerala CM denies any 'backdoor' appointments during his rule
Kerala CM denies any 'backdoor' appointments during his rule
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Thiruvananthapuram: With a series of protests launched by various youth wings of opposition parties after reports of numerous "backdoor" appointments being made by Kerala's LDF government, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said that they have not done any wrong and the opposition is misleading the youths on this issue.

"We, the Left government, have done no wrong and we have always followed the rules, unlike the previous Congress-led UDF government, who have violated every norm when appointments were done. My appeal to them is we are only doing according to law and with humanitarian considerations," he said.

Over the past one week, youths have been demanding speedy appointments to the list published by the Public Service Commission (PSC) and also reports of numerous backdoor appointments being done in a jiffy ahead of the upcoming Assembly polls.

"I will explain... according to the PSC rules, when they come out with a rank list, they bring out a list which will have five times the actual number of vacancies. This means that if there are 20 vacancies, they come out with a list of 100 and hence there will be more number of people who will lose out than who get the jobs," said Vijayan.

"Appointments have been done by organisations, where the recruitment is not done by the PSC and here the norm is anyone who completes 10 years become eligible for permanent employment and there are cases where people who have completed 20 years. This 10-year norm clearly means that not a single person who got a job after this Left government came to power (in May 2016), has been made permanent," he contended.

"Till January this year from when we assumed office 1,57,911 people have got jobs through the PSC. During this period, 4,012 PSC rank lists were published and in comparison during the previous Congress government, only 3,113 were published," he added.

Vijayan said as on date, there are 5,28,231 state government employees and the maximum permanent new jobs in a year will be around 25,000.

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