Only 11,074 Positions Filled In 4.5 Years Despite High Unemployment
Lack of consistent appointment rules hampers efficient recruitment process.
RANCHI – Jharkhand is still facing the challenge of high unemployment rates. Despite promises made during elections, the government is making slow progress in appointing people to government jobs.
In the past 4.5 years, the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission has hired a total of 10,041 individuals. However, there are still more than 44,000 positions that are currently being processed and have not yet been filled.
The JPSC has filled a total of 1,033 positions so far, and there are currently over 16,000 ongoing appointments being made.
There have been a total of 11,074 government jobs filled, and there are currently over 59,000 positions in different stages of the recruitment process.
The JSSC CGL exam, which was a significant recruitment drive, had to be cancelled in January because of a paper leak. This unfortunate incident resulted in protests from the candidates.
Jharkhand has had a history of 24 years, during which several appointment rules have been declared illegal by courts. This includes the policy of the current government in December 2022.
The court also cancelled the previous government’s 60:40 planning policy, which has further complicated the recruitment process.
The slow pace of appointments is quite different from what politicians promised during elections, when they talked about creating a lot of jobs.
A lot of young people in the state are still getting ready for government jobs, but often end up becoming too old before they can find employment.
The unemployment crisis in Jharkhand is still a major problem because there are no consistent and court-approved rules for making appointments.
