The Bangladeshi government has yet to appoint a new chairman for the Public Service Commission (PSC), two weeks after the resignation of the previous chairman, Professor Mobasher Monem. Despite the vacancy, a final candidate has not been selected, indicating a deliberate pause in the appointment process. The delay has sparked speculation regarding the government’s criteria and potential candidates under consideration. No official reason has been provided for the hold-up, fueling uncertainty about the future leadership of the crucial public service body. The PSC plays a vital role in recruiting civil servants, making this appointment a significant one. Observers are watching closely for any indication of when a decision will be made and who will be chosen to lead the commission.