Verification of credentials must for benefits under EWS quota
The Hindu
Provisions to ensure there is no scope for irregularities in appointments
The State government has made it clear that there will be strict verification of credentials of the candidates aspiring for reservations under the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) quota to ensure there is no scope for irregularities. In a significant development, the government had announced that the vacancies reserved for the EWS candidates would be carried forward to the next year and treated as backlog. The government had introduced important clauses in the guidelines issued for the implementation of 10% reservation for the EWS on Tuesday. Provisions had been made to ensure that there is no scope for irregularities in the appointments made under the EWS quota. The appointment is provisional and is subject to the income certificate being verified through proper channels.
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