Sumaya Jan

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

Day 18. The streets remember every unanswered call.
Our silence is gone, our resolve is louder than ever.
No borrowed promises. No temporary fixes.
We want justice and we’re staying until it comes.
@JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @nasirsogami @JKSTUDENTSASSO @RuhullahMehdi @MehboobaMufti @OfficeOfLGJandK @GreaterKashmir @RisingKashmir @KNSKashmir @Agasyedmuntazir

[KNS @KNSKashmir]

Agriculture Graduates of J&K continued their peaceful protest for 17th consecutive day as they demand revocation of draconian and unfair recruitment policies (SRO-433 and SRO-442 of J&K APD) that has completely blocked and affected the recruitment against entry level Gazetted and Non-Gazetted technical posts from last 2 decades. The protesters seek fair and equal opportunity for these entry level posts and referral of vacancies to JKPSC and JKSSB and end the decades long freeze on recruitment process.

@JavedDar_NC

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

Day18: They thought time would exhaust us.
Time only exposed how serious our demands are.
We’re still here. And we’re not backing down.
No hype. No shortcuts. No backing out.
Just students who refused to stay silent.
@JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @nasirsogami @JKSTUDENTSASSO @zubair_reshi @ErSameerYousf

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

DAY 11: WE ARE STILL HERE, AND WE ARE NOT BACKING DOWN.

11 days. One clear demand: REVOKE SRO-433 & SRO-442.

Our future is not a bargaining chip.
Stand with us. Raise your voice. Demand justice.

Share, Speak up and Stand with us. Let our demand be heard.
@JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @Office_ASRM @OfficeOfLGJandK @zubair_reshi @ErSameerYousf @JKSTUDENTSASSO @NasirKhuehami @nasirsogami @shanwazkhan__ @RuhullahMehdi

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

As our protest enters #Day9. We refuse to let our hard earned degrees become symbols of a system that denies us opportunity. You froze the vacancies, but you cannot freeze our voice. You can delay recruitment, but you cannot silence a generation that has waited long enough. Our degrees, our years of hard work, and our future cannot be kept hostage. We will keep raising our voice peacefully, firmly, and relentlessly until justice is done.
@zubair_reshi
@Mirzuba1 @ErSameerYousf @JKSTUDENTSASSO @JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @OmarAbdullah @OfficeOfLGJandK @UdayBhanuIYC @RuhullahMehdi

[KNS @KNSKashmir]

#VIDEO || Agriculture Graduates Continue Protest for 8th Day Against Recruitment Rules.

[Sehrish Ajaz @Sehrrrrrrr]

Decades of waiting are enough. Agriculture graduates deserve meaningful employment opportunities and a recruitment system that recognizes their qualifications.

#justiceForJKAgriGraduates
#revokeSRO433
#revokeSRO442
#UAGA_JK

[Apinews on X @Murtaza42505369]

|| J&K People's Conference Leaders joined the protesting Agriculture graduates.

JKPC Vice President Ab Gani Vakil, Provincial President Irfan Pandithpuri , Spokesperson Shiekh Rizwan Ashraf , and other office bearers also joined the protest in solidarity with the graduates .

[☜ Shakir bhat @bhatshakir101]

Agriculture graduates stage protest, demanding revocation of SRO 442, 433 and changes in recruitment policies.
@AgriGoI
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[Abid Tariq @AbidTariq15]

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[DD NEWS SRINAGAR @ddnewsSrinagar]

Unemployed agriculture grads from SKUAST-K Wadura have intensified their protest for the 5th day, demanding a clear recruitment roadmap filled vacancies and a review of SRO-442 and SRO-433.They urge the J&K Govt to initiate dialogue. #SKUAST #JKGovt #AgricultureGraduates #Protest
#EmploymentRoadmap

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

Day 7 of our protest, and our resolve remains stronger than ever.

We continued our peaceful protest against the unfair and irrational recruitment rules for entry-level technical posts in the Agriculture Production Department and the freezing of recruitment against vacancies for nearly two decades.

In the evening, we held a candlelight march to mark the injustice faced by skilled and qualified youth. Seven days on, our voice remains firm: we demand fair recruitment, transparency, and justice.
@JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @JKSTUDENTSASSO @OfficeOfLGJandK

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

DAY 8: STILL STANDING, STILL FIGHTING.

Eight days of peaceful protest. Eight days of patience, resolve and an unanswered call for justice.
Our demands remain clear. Our resolve remains stronger. We will not step back until our voices are heard.

@JavedDar_NC @JKSTUDENTSASSO @ErSameerYousf @CM_JnK @OfficeOfLGJandK

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

DAY 7. STILL HERE. STILL UNMOVED.

Seven days of peaceful protest, but our resolve only grows stronger.

Revoke SRO-433 & 442. Fill the vacant posts. Fix the recruitment system.

Our patience is not our weakness. We will not step back.@JavedDar_NC @CM_JnK @OfficeOfLGJandK @OmarAbdullah

[KNS @KNSKashmir]

#VIDEO || SKUAST Wadoora Agriculture Graduates continue protest against the recruitment freeze, demand clear job policy.

@CM_JnK @javeddar786

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

🚨 Attention 🚨
DAY 5: STILL STANDING, STILL WAITING, STILL DEMANDING ANSWERS.
Five days of peaceful protest. Five days of making the same legitimate demand heard. But the larger question remains: how long will qualified Agriculture professionals be expected to wait for what should be a normal and transparent recruitment process?
We have exhausted representations, meetings and assurances. We cannot keep sacrificing years of our careers to an endless cycle of promises. Our qualifications are not the problem. Our willingness to serve is not the problem. What we need is a system that provides genuine opportunities and a clear path forward.
To the Government and every public representative of J&K: this is the moment to act. Stand with Agriculture professionals, raise our concerns and push for concrete, time-bound action.
Day 5. Our protest remains peaceful. Our demand remains legitimate. And our resolve remains unshaken. 🌾✊
#Day5 #UAGA #JKAgriculture #AgricultureGraduates #JammuKashmir

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

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

[Unemployed agri-graduates Association of J&K @UAGA_JK]

“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

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