Bhubaneswar, September 5: Former Odisha Chief Minister and BJD president Naveen Patnaik has criticised the state government over the controversy surrounding the Police Sub-Inspector recruitment examination.Patnaik raised concerns over the handling of the recruitment process and urged the government to protect the interests of thousands of aspiring candidates. He stressed the need for transparency and clarity so that candidates are not left uncertain about their careers.The SI examination attracts a large number of young graduates seeking employment in the Odisha Police. Candidates spend months preparing for the written and physical stages, making any disruption or uncertainty a serious concern.The opposition has demanded that the government clearly explain the situation and announce the next steps without delay. The issue has also triggered a wider political debate over government recruitment and employment opportunities for Odisha’s youth.The government now faces pressure to address the concerns of candidates and ensure that the recruitment process remains fair, transparent and credible.
