CJP leader Dipke calls for fresh Bombay High Court clerk exam after glitch claims
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has asked that the Bombay High Court clerk recruitment test be re-conducted, alleging that a technical fault logged out most candidates within ten minutes.
The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, Abhijeet Dipke, has publicly demanded a repeat of the clerk recruitment examination for the Bombay High Court, citing a technical failure that allegedly forced most participants to be logged out after about ten minutes. According to Dipke, the abrupt disconnection resulted in those candidates being recorded as unsuccessful, putting their career prospects at risk. He contends that the integrity of the selection process has been compromised and urges the court or the exam-conducting body to arrange a new test.
The incident raises questions about the robustness of the digital infrastructure employed for large-scale government hiring. No official response from the court or the exam authority has been reported yet. The issue underscores the broader challenge of ensuring reliable online assessments for public sector jobs.
Why it matters
A flawed exam could unfairly block thousands of job seekers from a secure government position.
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