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Kerala BJP Chief Chandrashekhar Meets President Murmu Over PSC Job Row
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 06:51 PM
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Kerala BJP chief Rajeev Chandrashekhar accused the Congress of double standards regarding state jobs while a party delegation met President Droupadi Murmu to highlight PSC recruitment irregularities.
A delegation from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Kerala met President Droupadi Murmu to raise concerns about irregularities in the Public Service Commission (PSC) recruitment process. The meeting took place against the backdrop of ongoing political tensions regarding job allocations in the state.
Leading the discourse, Kerala BJP chief Rajeev Chandrashekhar leveled sharp accusations at the ruling Congress party. He alleged that the Congress exhibits double standards when it comes to the issue of jobs in Kerala, suggesting a lack of transparency in their administrative decisions.
The BJP delegation aimed to bring the alleged PSC irregularities to the attention of the highest constitutional office, seeking a review of the recruitment practices. Chandrashekhar's comments highlight the party's strategy to frame the issue as a matter of national concern rather than just a state-level political dispute.
While the President's office did not immediately release a detailed statement on the specific outcomes of the meeting, the visit underscores the rising political stakes surrounding public sector employment in Kerala.
Leading the discourse, Kerala BJP chief Rajeev Chandrashekhar leveled sharp accusations at the ruling Congress party. He alleged that the Congress exhibits double standards when it comes to the issue of jobs in Kerala, suggesting a lack of transparency in their administrative decisions.
The BJP delegation aimed to bring the alleged PSC irregularities to the attention of the highest constitutional office, seeking a review of the recruitment practices. Chandrashekhar's comments highlight the party's strategy to frame the issue as a matter of national concern rather than just a state-level political dispute.
While the President's office did not immediately release a detailed statement on the specific outcomes of the meeting, the visit underscores the rising political stakes surrounding public sector employment in Kerala.