'ResolveIBPS' hastag is trending about IBPS Bank Recruitments 2019 : All you need to Know

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A new hashtag '#ResolveIBPS' is trending on Twitter today after several IBPS aspirants and social media users have been voicing their opinion about 'Conducting Bank Exams in Local Languages'. This came after the Fiance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman has announced that she will look into the demands of MPs from Southern States such as Karnataka for conducting banking and other recruitment exams in local languages as well.

The aspirants are voicing their opinion that instead of just two languages, English and Hindi, theInstitute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) should conduct recruitment examinations for participating banks in local languages too. They are also demanding that 'Only a candidate proficient in a Local Language' be posted in a state.

When did the 'ResolveIBPS' Trend Started ?

The trend started after a Twitter handle, Yuva Brigade, began a thread of tweets which pointed that before 2014, the recruitment exam for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) was conducted in local languages but was discontinued from 2014.

Now, even though an essential qualification for application to Regional Rural banks is that the applicant should be proficient in a local language, the preliminary and/or main examination for selection is conducted only in English and Hindi. This puts a candidate who fulfils all other eligibility criteria including that of proficiency in local language but is not proficient in English and/or Hindi at a disadvantage.

Notification prior to 2014.. @nsitharaman ji, Please bring back old recruitment rules. #ResolveIBPS#YuvaBrigade@narendramodi @PMOIndia @ianuragthakur @FinMinIndia pic.twitter.com/9HyPME8nD6

— Yuva Brigade (@yuva_brigade) July 1, 2019

Several complained that people from poor or marginalized communities chose to stay away from the nationalized banks because of the language barrier between the officers posted and the local population. Aspirants are also complaining about the lack of Mobile Friendliness of the official website of the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). Here are some tweets by IBPS Aspirants 2019 with the hashtag '#ResolveIBPS'.

Tweets by IBPS 2019 Aspirants with #ResolveIBPS

IAS exams are allowed in regional language but why not IBPS recruitment? #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— Rajesh Shenoy (@rshenoy87) July 1, 2019

We urge Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman for conducting bank exams in local languages as well. #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— Raghavendra Ragihosalli (@raghave80055828) July 1, 2019

Therefore, we earnestly seek the rectification by the IBPS and other Central government recruitment agencies. #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— raaghu madival (@raghu_madival) July 1, 2019

Respected @nsitharaman madam, in the last five years in rural banking sector out of 18k jobs Kannadigas have got only thousand! Those who cannot speak Kannada are failing in handling situations of rural population. You are the only hope now please #ResolveIBPS @yuva_brigade

— Chakravarty Sulibele (@astitvam) July 1, 2019

IBPS websites are not accessible over mobiles. Does it really have intention to reach Rural aspirations? #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— Ningaraju (@Ningara91650138) July 1, 2019

Does a non local person need 1.5 years to learn the local language of the place he is working in ?? And upto that period it will be a tidious task to interact with the local customers #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— Savitha Kshatriya (@savithaMR) July 1, 2019

There should be a standardisation of the cut off marks in IBPS exam throughout India or else jobs will not be in the hands of native people. #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade @narendramodi

— chowkidar mahendra mn (@mahendramn5) July 1, 2019

Candidates, with proficiency in local language, should be given preference in selection of Bank Officers and Office Assistants in Karnataka. #ResolveIBPS #YuvaBrigade

— Shivu K S Patel (@ShivuKSPatel1) July 1, 2019

Want to complain about IBPS ? You too can use the hashtag '#ResolveIBPS' to share your views. Good Luck.
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