J&K Bank has fixed the upper age limit at 30 years for recruitment to various Probationary Officer (PO) and Banking Associate posts, while the government has set it at 40 years for its recruitments.
Given the rising unemployment in Jammu and Kashmir, I request the @JandKBank authorities to reconsider the age criteria and raise the upper age limit in line with JKSSB norms, thereby providing an opportunity to more deserving and eligible candidates.
The Hon’ble High Court has, in several cases, ruled that a person cannot be denied security clearance simply because of the alleged involvement of their relatives in militancy-related activities.
However, despite these court rulings, many people continue to face difficulties in getting CID clearance because of the alleged involvement of even distant relatives in such activities. In some cases, those accused died many years ago, but their past continues to affect their families, denying the younger generations opportunities through no fault of their own.
The verification process needs to be reviewed to ensure that individuals are assessed on the basis of their own conduct, not the alleged actions of their relatives. Security concerns are important, but they should not come at the cost of the rights and future of innocent people.
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Unemployed agriculture graduates have been on protest for nearly a month, demanding the filling of vacant posts and a review of SRO-443. The government must listen to their demands and address their legitimate concerns. Intimidation, harassment or any form of coercive measures will not resolve the issue. A meaningful response to their legitimate grievances is essential.
It is deeply disturbing to watch a video of an IAS officer shouting at a female colleague, using inappropriate language, denying her an opportunity to explain herself, and instead asking his staff to type her suspension order. Such conduct is highly unbecoming of a public servant. The officer must be held accountable for his remarks and behaviour. Human dignity is non-negotiable, and no position of authority gives anyone the right to humiliate another person. Respect, fairness and dignity must be upheld in every workplace.
The proposal to introduce uniform topics for Friday sermons at mosques raises serious concerns about interference in the religious affairs of people.
While the Waqf Board chairman has denied any intention to impose such a system, the very suggestion raises questions about the role of authorities in religious matters.
Such moves can be seen as testing public reaction to greater government involvement in religious affairs. Even without a formal order, there are concerns that the authorities may try to influence what religious leaders say in their sermons.
Religious freedom must be respected, and the autonomy of religious institutions should not be undermined. Managing Waqf properties is one thing; deciding what people should hear in their places of worship is quite another.
“Media is the pillar of democracy; if it is weakened at any level, be it Parliament or Assembly, I will not accept it,” says MLA @tarigami on media policy
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“We are not against investment, but corporates must operate within limits to protect J&K’s land, agriculture and environment,” says CPI(M) MLA M Y @tarigami on amendment to Ease of Doing Business Bill
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J&K does not accept disempowerment. We are not asking for anything we did not have; we want what was taken away from us. The BJP should have participated in the debate and presented its arguments. : MLA Kulgam @tarigami@CPIM_JK@KNSKashmir
#VIDEO || “Government should review the UT share of honorarium for Anganwadi, ASHA and scheme workers. Their demands are genuine, inflation is rising, and justice requires adequate support,” : MLA @tarigami outside J&K Assembly.
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#VIDEO || Honour Contributions of Leaders Who Worked for J&K, People Have Faith in Assembly, Expect Their Issues to Be Addressed: @tarigami@CPIM_JK
Health professionals have pointed to a possible link between excessive pesticide use and cancer. This issue needs to be examined seriously.
I also urged the government to waive farmers’ KC C agri-loans, as they have suffered repeated weather shocks in the absence of an adequate safety net.