The Central Government emerges in poor light from the Civil Service Aptitude Test( CSAT) episode. The government is not able to even judge what the Hindi cow pee drinkers wanted. The manner in which the government has gone about addressing this question appears strange. The Hindi or any other regional language can never be a substitute for English.
In the first pace the Government should have noticed that that the dissent is coming only from the students of the cow belt. Then, it should have stopped a section of those aspirants who would compete in a national contest from dictating as to what they should be tested on. After all the CSAT scheme was devised by eminent persons who knew what they were doing and it has got the approval of the people's representatives. The trouble makers can not have posing that they know things better than those who designed the scheme.
The Government appearing to be bowing down to the senseless demand and giving concessions to agitators is unwarranted. Even now it is not too late to withdraw the allowances and let the UPSC go with its business unrestricted by the agitation of cow belt candidates.
K A Solaman
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