Calls for fair chance to thousands of candidates affected by recruitment delays
Kashmir Leader Desk
Srinagar, November 11: Jammu and Kashmir leader Sakina Itoo has appealed to the Jammu and Kashmir Bank authorities to grant age relaxation up to 40 years for aspirants awaiting recruitment opportunities, saying thousands of young candidates should not be made to suffer because of delays beyond their control.
In a post on X, Itoo said several aspirants had lost valuable years waiting for recruitment opportunities and argued that their future should not be compromised because of prolonged delays in the recruitment process.
“Dreams should not have an expiry date,” she said, urging the bank authorities to consider granting the age limit relaxation up to 40 years to provide eligible candidates a fair opportunity.
Emphasising the need to address the concerns of unemployed youth, Itoo said candidates should not be penalised for circumstances beyond their control.
Her appeal comes amid concerns among J&K Bank job aspirants over age eligibility and the impact of recruitment delays on their chances of securing employment.
She urged the bank authorities to take a sympathetic view of the issue, stressing that young people’s futures cannot be allowed to suffer because of administrative delays.
