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Another UPSC scandal Poorva Choudhary accused of having misused the OBC quota

Another UPSC scandal Poorva Choudhary accused of having misused the OBC quota

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The UPSC rankholder Poorva Choud Hary deleted her social media accounts after they were exposed to the OBC-NON-NON-CREM for abuse of the cream-layer quota in order to be able to appear for the exam. (Source: @poorva_choudhry)

A new controversy has broken out this year compared to the results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), with the Poorva Choudhary ranking at the center of the debate. Choudhary, who secured an all India rank of 533, became a viral sensation after being shared on social media-to be accused of cracking the OBC NCL quota (other backward-class-not-cream-layer) against the exam.

Initial reverberation in the comment area soon turned to criticism, since several users questioned their justification for reservation services and quoted their apparently wealthy background. A contribution to X shared alleged photos of her with the caption: “Poorva Choudhary, a recently carried out UPSC qualification game with a bag worth 4 LAKHS, together with a premium lifestyle that includes international trips. Her father is still an ADM. Nevertheless, she used OBC-NCL certificate to qualify another day in Oop. “

Another user wrote: “Poorva Chaudhary is also seen with OBC reservations, while your Insta account shows a wasteful lifestyle. Does the reservation system for socially reverse or does a success manager for” privileged “backwards?”

In the middle of the frenzied debate, or disabled Poorva Choudhary deleted her Instagram account.

Her father Omprakash Saharan, an officer of Rajasthan's administrative services, defended his daughter and said: “In the case of Direct Ras Recruitment before the age of 40, the OBC NCL performance does not apply.

Saharan, who was currently published in KotPutli, Rajasthan, as an additional district collector, said that critics were wrongly informed about the admission criteria. He pointed out that the inadmissibility rule only applies to those who were hired or promoted in the government of class I government agencies, a condition that he does not apply in his case.

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