Srinagar, Nov 6, Nov. 6 -- The Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) has been operating without a regular Chairman for over three months, while six member positions also remain unfilled, raising concerns among thousands of candidates awaiting recruitment to gazetted posts across Jammu and Kashmir. Former Chairman A.K. Choudhary retired on July 31, 2026. However, the government has yet to appoint a regular successor. With only two members currently serving, concerns are growing over the impact of the vacancies on recruitment examinations, interviews, result declarations and other selection-related activities. The JKPSC plays a crucial role in government recruitment, including conducting examinations, evaluating answer scripts...