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J&K submits proposal to UPSC, MHA for filling 28 IPS vacancies | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, May 23 : The Jammu & Kashmir government has sent a proposal to the Union Public Service Commission and Ministry of Home Affairs for filling 28 vacancies in promotion quota of the prestigious Indian Police Service, As per agencies Home department of J&K government has submitted a detailed proposal to UPSC and MHA for induction of 28 officers of Jammu & Kashmir Police Service into IPS. “The proposal was submitted last week,” they said, adding that 84 names have been submitted to the Union Public Service Commission and MHA as three names are sent against one vacancy. The government has submitted the proposal to fill vacancies of 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. The proposal was submitted after MHA determined 28 vacancies for these years- 08 for 2010, three vacancies for 2011, 08 vacancies for 2012 and 09 vacancies for 2013 The process of filling vacancies in promotion quota came to halt from 2010 due to different issues including seniority dispute and litigation. As per rules, the process of induction into IPS starts from the determination of the vacancies by the Central Government against the promotion quota of any state. |
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