अंजली बिर्ला यूपीएससीची परीक्षा न देताच आयएएस झाल्याचा दावा व्हायरल पोस्टमध्ये करण्यात आला आहे

 लोकसभा अध्यक्ष ओम बिर्ला यांची मुलगी अंजली बिर्ला यूपीएससी नागरी सेवा परीक्षा (सीएसई) न देताच आयएएस अधिकारी बनल्याचा दावा सोशल मीडियावर करण्यात आला आहे.वडिलांच्या पदामुळे अंजलीला पक्षपातीपणाचा फायदा झाल्याचा दावा या पोस्टमध्ये करण्यात आला आहे. बॅकडोअर एन्ट्रीद्वारे तिची थेट यूपीएससी राखीव यादीत निवड झाल्याचे बोलले जाते.यूपीएससीच्या वेबसाइटनुसार, अंजली ने 2019 मध्ये सीएसईची परीक्षा दिली होती. यूपीएससी सीएसई प्रीलिम्स परीक्षा 2019 उत्तीर्ण झालेल्या उमेदवारांच्या अधिकृत यादीमध्ये तिचे नाव आणि रोल नंबर - 0851876 आढळू आले
.त्यानंतर तिने लेखी परीक्षेत १७५० पैकी एकूण ७७७ गुण मिळवत यश मिळविले. मुलाखतीच्या फेरीत तिला २७५ पैकी १७६ गुण मिळाले. तिचे एकूण गुण ९५३ होते. मात्र, यूपीएससीने जाहीर केलेल्या राखीव यादीत तिचा रोल नंबर होता.

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