We, the agricultural graduates, are repeatedly voicing our opposition to the draconian laws, which jeopardize not only our degrees but also our future. The time has come for the APD to heed our calls & urgently reform the recruitment policies to secure our rightful opportunities.
agricultural progress. The government must revise these rules to ensure fair opportunities for young professionals and support the growth of this crucial sector by amending these policies for the benefit of agriculture graduates and the region’s development
excluding new graduates. Similarly, SRO-433 changed the recruitment ratio for gazetted posts from 50:50 to 20:80 in favor of promotions. Despite many vacant posts, new graduates are being overlooked.These policies devalue agricultural education and hinder the region's
Agriculture is essential to Jammu and Kashmir's economy, yet recent recruitment policies—SRO-442 and SRO-433—are limiting opportunities for agriculture graduates. SRO-442 mandates that all Junior Agriculture Extension Officer (JAEO) positions be filled by promotion,
I received a delegation of these students and aspirants who informed me about these SROs.
This policy undermines merit and innovation. New graduates bring fresh ideas and knowledge. It's vital to balance promotions with fresh talent for a thriving agricultural sector. I will soon flag this matter formally with the authorities. Meanwhile they (authorities) should listen to these aspirants and put these SROs on hold and frame a better and futuristic solution.
“If a man abuses and shames you for something which he finds in you, then do not shame him for something which you find in him; he will bear the evil consequences for it”
—Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
[Abu Dawud 4084, Sahih]
Tera Milna Bhi Mukhtasar, Tere Saat Ke Manind.
Huva Tabdeel Tera Ehd-e-Wafa, Teri Baat Ke Manind.
Dekha Tha Khud Ko Kabhi Tere Aq's Mein Roshan
Huvey Hai Siyyah Ab Din Bhi, Ek Raat Ke Manind.
~Yasir Hanif