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In response to credible information indicating the leakage of the paper, the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) has decided to cancel the scheduled test for the position of a secondary school teacher. The examination, originally set for February 20, has been called off to uphold the “credibility of the Commission and in the greater interest of justice and fair play,” as announced in an official press release by the SPSC.
Emphasizing its commitment to transparency, the Commission has expressed a zero-tolerance policy towards any misconduct or breach of integrity. The decision to cancel the paper is aimed at preserving the principles of fairness and justice in the recruitment process. The SPSC has assured candidates that an inquiry into the matter has already been initiated, underlining its dedication to addressing the issue at hand.
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In light of this development, candidates are urged to remain calm and exercise patience. The Chairman of the Sindh Public Service Commission has directed an inquiry into the reported paper leakage, demonstrating the Commission’s proactive approach in resolving the situation. Additionally, the SPSC has affirmed that the new date for the cancelled paper will be announced in due course, providing candidates with the necessary information to prepare for the rescheduled examination.
The Sindh Public Service Commission, functioning as a provincial agency under the Government of Sindh, holds the responsibility of recruiting civil servants and bureaucrats for the provincial government. The cancellation of the test underscores the Commission’s dedication to maintaining the integrity of the examination process and ensuring a fair and just recruitment system in accordance with its principles of transparency and accountability.
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