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| Harsh Dev urges government to issue recruitment rules before notifying jobs | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, May 23: While the government has announced filling up of 10,000 vacancies the recruitment rules have yet to be drafted and have probably failed to catch the attention of the helmsmen, said Harsh Dev Singh, JKNPP-Chairman. He said that after the transition of the state to union territory, the earlier recruitment procedures will cease to operate and as such the new recruitment rules were required to be formulated which regretfully has not been done during the post ten months.
He said that after August 5, 2019 the central and state BJP leaders tall announcements of creating 50,000 new jobs as also filling up of the existing vacancies thereby suggesting that around 80,000-90,000 youth could be absorbed in government jobs on fast track basis. It is however disturbing to note that the government has finally come up an announcement that 10,000 vacancies would be notified shortly for filling up without uttering a single word about the creation of 50,000 vacancies announced earlier with much fan fare.
“No one has the authority or discretion to give preference to any class or category of candidates without framing requisite rules over the subject and publishing those rules before issuance of recruitment notification. And while the rules are nowhere and no action even initiated on the subject, the government has announced to hold the selections in June,” said Singh.
Singh called for early nomination of members of proven integrity and probity to the recruitment bodies besides provision of adequate infrastructure. He however hailed the Lt. Governor and the Chief Secretary for their announcement to do away with the practice of interviews which paved way for massive corruption and manipulating the selections.
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