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| Nat Manch protests against new recruitment rules | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 18: Nat Manch members today protest against the new recruitment rules.
According to press release, Tarun Sharma Founder and President Nat Manch said that on June 4, the Union territory administration had notified special recruitment rules for filling up of vacant Class-IV posts in all departments and brought an end to the division and district specific recruitments. This practice will also be followed in respect of gazetted and non-gazetted posts in future.
Protesting against the new rules, Tarun Sharma sought modification of the new rules with repeal of SRO-202, a government order of 2015 under which the appointees in government service get only basic pay for the first five years of their service. Describing the new rules , he said denying the legitimate remuneration to appointed youths amounted to grave injustice besides the violation of the principle of equal pay for equal work .
In the new recruitment rules, the administration has incorporated SRO-202 clauses which are not only obsolete but brazenly unconstitutional in nature. The five-year probation instead of two years with denial of increments is totally against the right to equality enjoyed by all other citizens across the country except for the residents of J&K, Tarun Sharma said.
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