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Madurai MP Su Venkatesan (Twitter: @SuVe4Madurai)Madurai MP Su Venkatesan has written to Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Anurag Singh Thakur, asking him to advise public broadcaster Prasar Bharati to withdraw the knowledge of Hindi as a desirable qualification for those seeking to be recruited to Doordharshan Kendra and AIR in Tamil Nadu. He also sought a clarification regarding reservation in the recruitment.
On January 11, Prasar Bharati issued a notice inviting applications for contractual engagement of Multi Media Journalists (MMJ) on full-time annual contract basis in six districts (Chennai, Madurai, Tiruchy, Coimbatore, Salem and Tirunelveli) of Tamil Nadu for Doordarshan Kendra and All India Radio (AIR). The notice mentioned proficiency in Hindi language as a desirable qualification.
“I don’t understand why knowledge of Hindi is sought as ‘desirable qualification’ that too without mentioning whether additional marks or what weightage would be given for candidates knowing Hindi. There are genuine apprehensions in the minds of candidates particularly those from rural areas that this “desirable qualification” would be a disadvantage in selection for them,” Venkatesan said. He pointed out that the duties of the candidates are confined to the said districts in Tamil Nadu.
பிரசார் பாரதியா, இந்தி பிரச்சார பாரதியா?
தமிழ்நாட்டின் 6 மாவட்ட பல் ஊடகப் பணியாளர் நியமனத்திற்கு இந்தி ஏன் கூடுதல் தகுதி?
கூடுதல் மதிப்பெண் பெறப்போகிறவர்கள் யார்?
தமிழக மாணவர்களின் வாய்ப்பினை பாதிக்கும்
விதியினை உடனே மாற்றுக. @ianuragthakur @prasarbharati #Tamil #Hindi pic.twitter.com/WSHcK38eUL— Su Venkatesan MP (@SuVe4Madurai) January 16, 2022
The CPI(M) leader also sought to know whether the MMJ post was newly created and further noted that the notification did not have any details about reservation.
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