Iltija Mufti has raised serious concerns over the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board’s (JKSSB) handling of the constable recruitment exams, alleging discrepancies that jeopardize the future of the region’s youth. Mufti accused the board of negligence and lack of transparency, citing numerous complaints from candidates about unfair practices and inconsistent evaluation methods. This has led to widespread dissatisfaction among aspiring police constables, many of whom feel let down by the recruitment process.
The allegations come at a critical time when youth employment and trust in government institutions are key issues in Jammu and Kashmir. While the JKSSB has yet to respond formally, public outcry continues to grow. Stakeholders have called for a thorough investigation to restore faith in the system and ensure a fair recruitment process.