Nirudyoga JAC criticizes the government. Job calendar

“Promise of the recruitment of 2.3 lakh vacancies annually and mega-DSC exams still to be fulfilled”

The leaders of the Andhra Pradesh Nirudyoga Joint Action Committee (APN-JAC) said Tuesday that the job calendar recently published by Prime Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was inconsistent with the promises he made to the unemployed youth in advance during his Padayatra -to the 2019 elections.

In a letter to Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy, they reminded him of the promise to fill the nearly 2.3 lakh vacancies in government departments and to conduct mega-DSC exams every year.

JAC President Samayam Hemanth Kumar said the chief minister pledged last year that he would fill 6,500 police positions a year, but only 450 posts were filled according to the calendar. “No appointment has been made in the Grandhalaya wing in the past 12 years,” he said.

According to the job calendar, there were only 36 vacant posts in Groups I and II and none in Groups III and IV. He called for the number of posts in these categories to be increased.

It was assured that a digital library will be set up for every 2,000 households and that the positions thus created will be filled via the DSC. He said that priority should be given to applicants who had completed a library science course and had adequate training in using computers.

Looking for old age relaxation

He also sought immediate action to fill the vacancies in the libraries of polytechnic, junior and graduate colleges, as well as in model schools and Grandhalayas district.

The easing of the age to up to 47 years for candidates from other castes and the effective implementation of reservations for the economically weaker sections (EWS) have long been pending demands and called for the permanent retention of the age limit of 44 years for the DSC positions for two years Candidates were wasted because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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