This is apropos of the letter “CSS age limit” by Ghulam Murtaza. I wholeheartedly second the writer’s view that CSS exams are discriminated against by the government and the time is ripe that reforms must be brought to the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) as soon as possible. The age bracket should widen enough to accommodate the CSS aspirants who have been suffering at the hands of discriminatory age policy since the last decade.
The president and the prime minister were requested, Chairman FPSC was sought, the high courts were petitioned but all that seems to have been beating around the bush and nothing else. What course of action the CSS aspirants ought to take that will grant them their legitimate right? Those who can address people’s grievances are busy playing roles in political dramas. But every cloud has a silver lining, as they say, so CSS aspirants have pinned their last hope on the Chief Justice of Pakistan now. Hopefully, the overage CSS aspirants will reach the shore in this storm.
