State Bureau, Ranchi. A hearing was held Thursday in the Court of the Supreme Court of Jharkhand, Tarlok Singh Chauhan and Justice Rajesh Shankar, in the case related to the appointment of food safety officers in all the districts of the state. After the hearing, the court expressed dissatisfaction with the answer of JPSC. The court ordered the JPSC Secretary to appear in court personally on October 16. The court asked – why are the educational and equal qualifications made clear so far? The court asked the secretary that when the advertisement was issued in the year 2023 for the appointment of food safety officer, why it has so far not been made clear what the educational and equivalent qualifications for the post will be. The court said that the issuance of advertising without determining the suitability criteria was a serious negligence. Advocates Sanjay Piparwal and Prince Kumar Singh, who appeared for JPSC, told the court that the advertisement was issued for appointment in the post of food safety officer in 2023. But there were some technical errors related to educational qualification. In this regard, guidelines of the state government were sought. The government has set up a committee to determine the suitability, whose meeting has already taken place. No final decision has yet been made. The court expressed dissatisfaction with this answer from the commission, saying that such negligence could not be tolerated in the appointment process. The court made it clear that the Commission’s secretary will have to appear personally in the next hearing to explain why the decision has not yet been made and who is responsible for the delay in the process. Let us tell you that the Supreme Court, after the media report was published regarding the sale of forged food items in the state, took Suo Motu knowledge. On this, the court ordered the state government to ensure the appointment of food safety officers in all districts, so that the forgery of the forgery could be.
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