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| MNP demands releasing of SRO 412 PM Package Recruitment List | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Dec 12: Manvadhikar National Party Demands immediate releasing of SRO 412 PM Package Recruitment List without further delay.
A meeting of Manvadhikar National Party J&K unit was held at its party headquarter Jammu under the chairmanship of Sanjay Dhar, President MNP J&K Unit which was attended by large number of social and prominent KPs leaders besides its office bearers to discuss and deliberate up on the burning and important issue of Prime Ministers employment package enrolled and reserved for KPs in order to provide solace to the unemployed KP youths living in exile for last more than 29 years .
Vinod Kumar Pandita( KP leader), Vishal Jotshi and and K.L. Raina highlighted the pertinent issues of Prime Ministers employment rehabilitation package reserved for KPs viz; Releasing of selection list of aspiring selected candidates at the earliest as per SRO, 412 with out further delay to save the career of thousand of KP unemployed youth put at stake , avoid and restrain from diluting SRO 412 with SRO 425, restructuring, redefining and revising the PM employment rehabilitation Package after proper confabulations and parleys with KP community leaders ,cancellation of posts reserved for SC/ST/ALC/OCS as the community does not fall under any of the category, advertisement and notification of balance 3000 posts already promised and earmarked under PM employment rehabilitation package, provide one job per family, construction of adequate accommodation and other facilities as promised by the Government for KP employees working in the valley under the scheme.
He justified the above listed important issues/demands and appealed Governor administration to expedite the process of releasing the selected list of candidates of PM employment Package as per SRO 412 and also appealed Government of India to notify the rest 3000 pending posts immediately in order to save the unemployed educated youth of this affected community from further mental agony and poverty. |
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