INLD protest at HPSC office in Panchkula

Tribune News Service Panchkula, December 16 The INLD workers today staged a protest outside the Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) office in Sector 4 here over the alleged cash-for-job scam. INLD youth wing national in charge Karan Chautala led the...

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Dec 17, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, December 16

The INLD workers today staged a protest outside the Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) office in Sector 4 here over the alleged cash-for-job scam.

INLD youth wing national in charge Karan Chautala led the protesters in gheraoing the HPSC office.

As they tried to walk up to the HPSC office, a confrontation between the protesters and the police erupted.

Subsequently, the police detained around 200 protesters and took them to Moginand Police Lines from where they were let off.

“They (HPSC and the government) talk about transparency, merit and impartiality in recruitment but the money seized in the job scam reflects a totally opposite scenario,” said Karan Chautala and Arjun Chautala during the protesters near the Parade Ground in Sector 5.

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