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AIP demands transparency, justice for job aspirants

“We stand with these candidates and their right to transparency. The rules clearly mandate a waitlist, and the delay has raised concerns about the accountability of the process,” said Inam Un Nabi
01:03 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
AIP demands transparency, justice for job aspirants
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Srinagar, Nov 3: The Awami Itehad Party (AIP) Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi has voiced strong support for candidates demanding the release of the waitlist for the JKSSB MTS (Multitasking Staff) Recruitment, Advt. No. 01 of 2020, a press release said.

Frustrated candidates who participated in the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) recruitment process nearly two years ago are calling for transparency, citing the prolonged delay in publishing the official waitlist.

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The JKSSB recruitment, guided by SO 184, was conducted in two phases, concluding in October 2022. Under Rule 7 of SO 184, JKSSB is obligated to release a waitlist equivalent to the number of selected candidates, valid for one year with an optional six-month extension. However, two years have passed without the promised list, leaving many candidates in limbo.

“We stand with these candidates and their right to transparency. The rules clearly mandate a waitlist, and the delay has raised concerns about the accountability of the process,” said Inam Un Nabi.

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Candidates have appealed to the General Administration Department (JKGAD) to intervene, fearing the absence of a waitlist will lead to unfilled positions, diminishing their opportunities for employment. Despite repeated requests, neither JKSSB nor JKGAD has responded to the candidates' concerns.

Inam Un Nabi further emphasized, “We urge the authorities to act swiftly to release the waitlist, ensuring that deserving candidates don’t miss out on their right to employment. AIP stands firm in demanding transparency and justice for job aspirants across J&K.” (KNS).

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