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Job Seekers Protest 45th BCS Non-Cadre Results, Demand Cadre Correction and More Posts

Job seekers held a human chain in front of PSC demanding corrections in the 45th BCS results.

By Staff Correspondent
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৪৫তম বিসিএস নন–ক্যাডার: রিপিট ক্যাডার সংশোধন ও পদ বাড়ানোর দাবিতে পিএসসির সামনে মানববন্ধন

Job seekers held a human chain in front of the Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) office in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka, demanding corrections in the 45th BCS results. They are seeking amendments to the 'repeat cadre' and an increase in non-cadre posts.

The protesters allege that over a hundred repeat cadres have been recommended in the 45th BCS exam, leading to the same candidates being recommended for the same posts repeatedly. They criticized PSC for not taking similar corrective measures as were taken for the 44th BCS.

Other demands include reinstating the 457 withdrawn posts, adding new posts to the non-cadre category, and providing an opportunity for re-ranking. The protesters claim that the BCS notification mentioned 1,022 non-cadre posts, but only 545 were recommended, with the remaining 457 withdrawn without valid reasons.

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What are the main demands of the job seekers?
The main demands include correcting the'repeat cadre', increasing non-cadre posts, reinstating withdrawn posts, and providing re-ranking opportunities.

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