KATHMANDU: The Supreme Court refused to issue stay order against the Federal Public Service Commission’s job advertisement that seeks to recruit over 9,000 employees in 515 local levels.
A division bench of justices Hari Krishna Karki and Ananda Mohan Bhattarai refused to issue stay order in response to a public interest litigation case filed separately by advocates Jagadev Chaudhary and Bikas Thakur.
The bench observed that the Federal Public Service Commission had opened job vacancies as provincial public service commissions had not been formed in the provinces. The Supreme Court also observed that the Federal Public Service Commission’s allocation of reservation quotas was in line with the Civil Service Act.
“More than 400,000 people have applied for open competition, and around 150,000 people have applied for reservation quotas.
It will not be appropriate to issue an interim order as it will deprive these applicants of their right to compete for the jobs,” the Supreme Court observed in its order.
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