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DPYF appeals CM to release selection list 7/31/2016 10:55:24 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, July 31 : Displaced Pandit Youth Forum (DPYF) appealed Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and JKSSRB chairperson to release the selection list at an earliest. Hundreds of DPYF gathered outside press club Jammu and shouted slogans against State as well as Union government for its failure to redressal the problems. During protest they said PM's employment package was announced late in 2008 by former Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh for Kashmiri Pandit youth migrants, 3000 posts in various departments were created in 2010 for employment to unemployed but against 3000 only 1440 candidates joined under this package rest of the post re-advertised the post was 1560.They further added the candidate's follow all the procedure of JKSSRB norms but still waiting for the final list results the youth are in great desperation as State Government has adopted callous attitude to implementations of PM's package. They urged the State Government to release the pending list of Teachers, Lab. Assistants and others as soon as possible. Among others who present during protest were Deepak Jad, Ajay Kachroo, GP Singh, Ashwani Matto, Deepak Pandita and others.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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