Toba Tek Singh (T.T Singh)/ Sargodha, Pakistan (PCP) Dec 11th , 2010.: Several Christian Candidates who appeared for the vacancies of Police constables, complained of five percent (5%) job quota allocated for religious minorities of Pakistan was being ignored and rules were violated by recruitment Police officials of district Sargodha and T.T Singh on Nov 23rd, rejected candidates told PCP in a face to face conversation. PCP met 9 out of 48 candidates at Mubarkabad in district Police lines T.T Singh and 12 out of 50 candidates in district Police lines Sargodha who passed the medical, physical fitness and other tests, but complained that academic test included most of the questions from Islamic Studies which was not read by most of the successful candidates during their whole course of educational career from primary school to university level. Successful candidates added talking to PCP they have studied Ethics/ or Civics, an optional subject for minority students instead of Islamic Education, therefore they failed to answer most of the questions. The hopeful candidates urged for minorities’ candidates running for the vacancies of Police constables should be given questions from Ethics or Civics which they read during their educational career. Christian Rights Groups have taken this matter very seriously and on the request of some of the candidates they have sent application to Chief Minister Punjab Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif to re-interview the Christian candidates, with examination papers from containing questions from Civics and Ethics who were successful but they failed due to the lack of knowledge about Islam. Sargodha based Christian rights group ‘Rays of Development Organization’ (ROD) has also approached to the Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs Shahbaz Bhatti and Christian parliamentarian Tahir Naveed Chaudhary with this issue and urged them to take full scale serious measures to enact the five percent (5%) job quota because they were the ones who devised and passed this resolution in the legislative houses. Mr. Ferhan Mazher, head of the ROD told PCP provincial minister for minorities Kamran Michael would also be reached to resolve this controversial matter. On directives of ROD Chief, Ms Rosy Dewan ROD General Secretary met RPO Sargodha and brought the matter into his notice and asked him to resolve to matter. RPO assured her that Christian candidates would not be ignored at any stage during the recruitment.