🚨 Attention 🚨
Day 7 of our peaceful sit-in, and our resolve is stronger than ever.
Seven days have passed, but our questions remain unanswered and our demands remain unheard. We have chosen the path of peace, dignity, and democratic expression, but peaceful does not mean powerless.
We are here because the future of J&K’s Agriculture graduates cannot be left in uncertainty.
Our demands remain firm:
• Revoke SRO-433 & SRO-442
• Streamline the recruitment rules
• Refer all vacant Gazetted posts for recruitment
We will continue to stand together with patience and determination.
Day 7. Seven days of peaceful resistance. Seven days of unwavering resolve.
We are still here. We are still united. And we will continue to raise our voice until our concerns are addressed.
@JavedDar_NC@CM_JnK@OfficeOfLGJandK@RuhullahMehdi
Vocational Trainers continued their peaceful protest for the 3rd consecutive day at Floriculture Park Srinagar, pressing for the implementation of recommendations already submitted by the Dir's of School Education regarding removal of outsourcing system in vocational education.
#KNSUPDATE || Vocational Trainers continued their peaceful protest for the 3rd consecutive day at Floriculture Park Srinagar,pressing for the implementation of recommendations already submitted by the Dir's of School Education regarding removal of outsourcing system in vocational education.
#WATCH: JKVTWA Stages Protest in Srinagar, Demands End to Private Companies’ Role in Vocational Training
Members of the Jammu and Kashmir Vocational Trainers Welfare Association staged a peaceful protest in Srinagar, demanding the removal of private companies from vocational training and an end to what they described as the exploitation of vocational trainers.
“Open Recruitment Opportunities for Agriculture Graduates, Review Existing Cadre Policy”: AIP
Srinagar, Sept 25: Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi today called upon the Jammu and Kashmir Government to address the long-pending recruitment concerns of agriculture graduates and review the existing recruitment structure affecting the Agriculture cadre.
Inam Un Nabi said that there has been no recruitment in the Gazetted Agriculture cadre for nearly 20 years, while recruitment in the Non-Gazetted cadre has remained largely absent for around a decade, creating serious difficulties for qualified agriculture graduates seeking entry into government service.
He said the entry-level Non-Gazetted post has been kept under 100% promotional quota, leaving agriculture graduates with virtually no direct entry at that level. At the Gazetted level, only 20% quota has been earmarked for direct recruitment, which, according to the graduates, further restricts opportunities for professionally qualified youth.
“Qualified agriculture graduates cannot be expected to wait indefinitely for an opportunity to enter the government service. The recruitment structure needs to be examined objectively, vacancies identified and a regular recruitment mechanism put in place,” Inam Un Nabi said.
He urged the concerned authorities to review the existing quota and recruitment framework, fill vacant posts through a transparent recruitment process and provide adequate avenues of direct recruitment for agriculture graduates.
“Agriculture is a key sector of Jammu and Kashmir’s economy. Strengthening the department also requires strengthening its professional human resources. The legitimate concerns of agriculture graduates deserve serious consideration by the government,” he said. @inamnabi
🚨 Attention 🚨
DAY 6. THIS IS NO LONGER ABOUT WAITING. IT IS ABOUT ACCOUNTABILITY.
We have stood in the streets peacefully. We have raised the issue repeatedly. We have given the administration enough opportunity to respond.
Now the question is simple:
Who will answer for the years lost by J&K’s Agriculture Graduates?
A department cannot function indefinitely without fresh recruitment while an entire generation of qualified graduates watches its age limits expire and its hopes disappear.
We are asking for answers, not assurances. A roadmap, not silence. Recruitment, not another year of waiting.
Day 6 begins with one message: the Government cannot look away from this any longer. @JavedDar_NC@CM_JnK@OfficeOfLGJandK@RisingKashmir@GreaterKashmir #JKAgriculture #AgricultureGraduates #Recruitment
Day 5 and enough of being a mute spectator @JavedDar_NC
This ignorance, this Lipsealing, this blindness shows SROs are there because you are protecting them under your wing. We will not leave the ground until we shake the existence of these draconian laws.
@JavedDar_NC Silence increasingly looks like defence of the status quo. You may ignore the protest, but not indefinitely the generation behind it. We are still here. So is the question: why should rules shutting qualified graduates out of direct recruitment remain untouched?
The message is getting louder.
Today, PDP Sopore Constituency In-Charge @askirfaan Sahib joined the Agriculture Graduates in solidarity with our ongoing struggle.
Five days on the streets, and our resolve has only grown stronger. We are not asking for favours, we are demanding justice, accountability, and our rightful opportunity to serve J&K’s agriculture sector.
The government cannot keep thousands of qualified Agriculture Graduates waiting indefinitely. Revoke SRO-433 & SRO-442. Restore direct recruitment. Open the doors of the Agriculture Department to the very graduates it needs.
We will stand. We will speak. And we will not be silenced. @GreaterKashmir@Kashmir_Reader@RisingKashmir #Day5 #AgricultureGraduates #JKAgriculture #RevokeSRO433 #RevokeSRO442