Thousands of #JKPSI aspirants have been waiting for more than 1.5 years for the recruitment process to move forward. This prolonged delay has left careers and futures in uncertainty.
We urge the concerned authorities to release the JKPSI examination date at the earliest and ensure the examination is conducted this year. Aspirants deserve clarity, transparency, and timely recruitment.
@OfficeofDYCMJK@CM_JnK@OfficeOfLGJandK@Sunil_SharmaBJP@RuhullahMehdi@iamsatsharmaca
JKPSI #JKSSB #JammuAndKashmir
@Sunil_SharmaBJP The #JKPSI recruitment was notified in 2024, yet aspirants are still waiting. Two years of uncertainty have cost the youth their time, opportunities, and peace of mind. Stop playing with our future. Conduct the exam without further delay. #JKSSB#JammuKashmir
JKPSI aspirants have been thrown into a helpless state of limbo for the past two years. All frantic appeals to NC government have proven futile. Gen Z in Jammu & Kashmir is highly educated but restive, unemployed & angry. Why this injustice?
What a stupid claim by @JKNC_
“Ladakh had RBA people, so quota must fall after split"
Really?
Ladakh is ~ 90% ST
NC thinks J&K people are fools.
Every move they make hits the poor & rural, while their vote-bank stays safe.
Pure hypocrisy-hurting the weak to protect favourites
In Kashmir Mir Syed Peerzada Bhat are treated as Open Merit, but the same Mir Bhat nd Peerzada from Rajouri Poonch are classified as ST
Such contradictions do not exist in any other state of the country. This is a constitutional blunder created purely for vote bank politics
Srinagar, the most populated district, has issued only around 120 EWS certificates in 2024, while Jammu has issued over 10,000. I can bet that 99% of those are fake or FORGED
CBI investigation is Need of Hour .
The Hidden Injustice in Our Reservation System, RULE 17 Explained Simply.
Today, I want to talk about a draconian rule that most people aren’t even aware of RULE 17 (Applicable to MD/MS, MDS, MTECH and other professional PG courses)
This one rule quietly takes away seats from general (open merit) students and hands them back to the reserved category. Let me explain it in the simplest way.
When a reserved category student scores well enough to get selected in Open Merit (i.e., without using reservation), they are still allowed to upgrade to a better college/discipline through their reservation quota. Sounds fine, right? But here’s the catch,
Once that reserved category student leaves the Open Merit seat, it doesn’t go to the next general category student. Instead, that seat is given to another reserved category student.
The Open Merit seat goes back into the reserved pool.
This means two things. (I) Reserved candidate gets both merit + reservation benefit. (II) General category students lose one more seat. Seats are getting recycled within the reserved category, reducing real opportunity for general students.
So, even if you are competing in an open competition, you are not really getting a fair chance. Why? Because the seat left behind by a reserved candidate is not passed to the next deserving general student. It is passed sideways, back into the quota system.
The outcome?
Double benefit for reserved candidates.
Reduced seats for general (open merit) students.
Merit is compromised, and fairness is diluted. This is Rule 17.
P.S. END THIS RULE AND STOP PLAYING WITH OUR HARDWORKING DOCTORS’ FUTURE.
Its disheartening to know that , officials have not yet announced one time age relaxation in constable recruitment.Its a genuine demand and govt must provide this so thataspirants can grab this opportunity with both hands @OmarAbdullah@OfficeOfLGJandK@BJP4India#age#constable