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TGPSC Takes Legal Action Against Fraudulent Job Offers.

Press RoomBy Press RoomMarch 7, 2025
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Telangana Public Service Commission Cracks Down on False Recruitment Information

Hyderabad, March 7, 2025 – The Telangana Government Public Service Commission (TGPSC) has issued a stern warning against the dissemination of false and misleading information regarding its recruitment processes on social media platforms. The Commission has taken proactive measures to combat the spread of misinformation, including filing a police complaint and initiating a criminal defamation suit against those responsible for propagating baseless claims. This action underscores the TGPSC’s commitment to maintaining the integrity of its selection procedures and safeguarding the interests of aspiring government job candidates.

The TGPSC’s press note, released on March 6, 2025, emphasizes the Commission’s unwavering dedication to conducting fair and transparent recruitment processes. It assures candidates that all established rules and procedures are meticulously followed to ensure that only the most meritorious individuals are selected for various government positions. The Commission unequivocally condemns the dissemination of unverified claims on social media, asserting that such actions are intended to tarnish the reputation of the TGPSC and sow confusion among unemployed youth eagerly seeking government employment.

The Commission’s proactive approach to combating misinformation extends beyond legal action. A previous warning issued on December 15, 2024, cautioned aspirants against falling prey to fraudulent schemes perpetrated by middlemen offering fake government jobs or claiming access to inside information. Candidates were urged to report any such suspicious individuals to the nearest police station and share complaint details with the Commission via the designated vigilance mobile number and email address provided on the official TGPSC website. Surprisingly, despite this advisory, the Commission has not received a single complaint regarding middlemen or fraudulent job offers.

This lack of reported incidents raises concerns about the potential reluctance of aspirants to come forward with information. The TGPSC urges candidates to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity, emphasizing the importance of their cooperation in maintaining the integrity of the recruitment process. The Commission reassures aspirants that their complaints will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and that appropriate action will be taken against any individuals found to be engaging in fraudulent activities.

The TGPSC underscores the robustness of its recruitment procedures, designed to ensure fairness and transparency at every stage of the selection process. These procedures are regularly reviewed and updated to address emerging challenges and maintain the highest standards of integrity. The Commission emphasizes its zero-tolerance policy towards misinformation and reiterates its commitment to taking stringent legal action against individuals or groups involved in spreading false news. Candidates are urged to report any suspicious individuals or job scams to the police and share any available evidence with the Commission to facilitate swift and decisive action. Complaints, along with supporting evidence, can be submitted through the contact details provided on the Commission’s website.

In conclusion, the Telangana Government Public Service Commission remains steadfast in its commitment to upholding the principles of fairness, transparency, and meritocracy in its recruitment processes. The Commission’s proactive measures to combat misinformation, including legal action and public awareness campaigns, demonstrate its dedication to protecting the interests of aspiring government job candidates. The TGPSC encourages all stakeholders to cooperate in maintaining the integrity of the recruitment process by reporting any suspicious activity and contributing to a fair and transparent selection system for all. The Commission reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that only deserving candidates are selected for government jobs, thereby contributing to the development and progress of Telangana.

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