The concerns raised by unemployed Agriculture Graduates of J&K deserve urgent consideration.
I urge the concerned authorities to examine the recruitment situation, review the applicability of SRO-433 and SRO-442 in light of the present circumstances, identify vacant posts and establish a clear, time-bound recruitment roadmap for qualified Agriculture graduates.
Prolonged recruitment gaps should not deprive eligible young professionals of opportunities to serve in J&K’s vital Agriculture sector.
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Day 4: Heavy rainfall is lashing Wadura, Sopore, but the spirit of the Unemployed Agriculture Graduates of J&K remains unshaken. 🌧️✊
Despite the harsh weather, our graduates are still standing at the protest site, demanding justice, dignity, and a fair opportunity to serve the Agriculture Department.
The rain may test our resolve, but it cannot wash away our demands. We will stand until we are heard. @UdayBhanuIYC@INCIndia@IYC@INCJammuKashmir ✊
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JKPC leaders visited the FOA Campus, Wadura, and met protesting agriculture graduates, who are demanding a review/revocation of SRO-442 and SRO-433 and reforms in the recruitment framework.
Their concerns centre on limited direct-recruitment opportunities and the need for a fair, transparent and predictable recruitment policy for qualified agriculture professionals in J&K.
There was a time when our students pursued education with the hope of building a future. Today, after earning their degrees, many are compelled to prepare not for employment, but for protests to demand the opportunities they deserve.
The agriculture graduates of Kashmir are raising legitimate concerns over recruitment policies, including SRO-442 of 2017 and direct recruitment to JAEO posts. A government that cannot provide its educated youth a fair path to employment must answer for this failure. Their future deserves justice, not neglect.