The doors to both the Central Office of Nepal Sanskrit University in Beljhundi, Dang, and the Public Service Commission Office have been unlocked. This action followed an agreement between Nepal Sanskrit University and the Unified Communist Party of Nepal, with the doors being opened a month later.
Under the guidance of Dr. Ramesh Dhakal, a committee has been established at Nepal Sanskrit University. This committee's primary focus will be the implementation of various initiatives, including the introduction of an online application system for future announcements made by the Public Service Commission. Additionally, in response to the specific staffing needs of professors and employees in the sensitive branch department of Nepal Sanskrit University, they have reached an agreement to handle staffing in a prudent manner. As a result of this agreement, the Central Office will be accessible from the 4th of Bhadra onwards to facilitate the advertisement examinations for positions to be filled by the Public Service Commission.
Following the unlocking of the doors on Bhadra 04, both the central office of Nepal Sanskrit University and the office of the Service Commission have been in operation since Bhadra 05.
At present, Nepal Sanskrit University was represented in the discussions by Dr. Jarman Chaudhary as the team coordinator, along with members Kishor Chandra Gautam and Kapil Dev Subedi. Similarly, student leaders from the Unified Communist Party, namely Vishnu Chaudhary, Ganesh Poudel, and Bindu Khadka, were also actively involved. During a meeting held on Shrawan 31, an agreement was reached between the University and the Nepal Student Union to allow the Public Service Commission to conduct all examinations. However, the Unified Communist Party viewed this agreement as compromising the institution's dignity.
