Srinagar, March 15, 2025: The Jammu and Kashmir government has set a six-month timeline for the Cabinet sub-committee to submit its report on the complex issue of reservations in recruitment. The decision was announced by the Office of the Chief Minister, J&K, through an official statement on social media.
The Chief Minister clarified that the timeline was introduced following a meeting with a concerned group of job aspirants. It was revealed that the initial order establishing the sub-committee did not specify a deadline, an oversight that will now be rectified. The government has assured that the committee is actively working to complete its task within the stipulated timeframe.
This development comes amid growing demands for clarity and reforms in the recruitment process, particularly regarding reservations. The government's move to set a defined timeline is seen as an attempt to address the concerns of job seekers and ensure a structured approach to the issue.
The announcement has sparked widespread reactions on social media, with job aspirants and political observers keenly watching the progress of the sub-committee's work.
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