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HC directs OPSC to conduct OAS main exam

CUTTACK: In a significant ruling, the High Court on Thursday asked Orissa Public Service Commission (OPSC) to conduct the controversial OAS main examinations-2006 once again.

The HC made it clear that the exams should be completed within next three months.

It was also clarified that all the 4,548 aspirants who have qualified in the preliminary examination, including the 3,770 aspirants who have already appeared the main examinations in May-June last year would sit for the same exam once again.

The Bench of Justice B.P. Das and Justice B.P. Ray which was adjudicating over the case since last year had reserved its judgment after completing the hearing in March this year.

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