Career: Great news for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir, this thing will be exempted in government jobs..
Jammu and Kashmir Jobs: There's good news for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir, revealing that they may receive age relaxation for government jobs. A proposal has been sent to the Lieutenant Governor for this purpose, which could be granted for all government jobs in the Valley. An MLA from the ruling National Conference shared this important information on social media, stating that his government has made this decision regarding government jobs.
Proposal Sent to Lieutenant Governor
Tanveer Sadiq, MLA from Zadibal, stated in a social media post that the Jammu and Kashmir government has approved the relaxation of the upper age limit for recruitment to government jobs in the Union Territory. He stated that the Secretariat informed him that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has approved the age relaxation and forwarded the proposal. He added that the proposal has now been sent to the Raj Bhavan for Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha's approval.
Which youth will benefit?
If Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha approves this proposal of the Jammu and Kashmir government, it will be a major relief for many youth in the valley who are overage. While preparing for government jobs, young people who become overage often become discouraged and start working elsewhere. In such a situation, if they receive age relaxation in government jobs, it will be a second chance for them.
Vacations may be open for several positions.
Vacations may be open for several positions in Jammu and Kashmir. The Omar Abdullah government says that work is underway. Furthermore, the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) is also recruiting for various positions. Recently, the board announced recruitment for the post of SI in the Telecommunications Department.
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