North India Statesman
[ad_1]
News India Live, Digital Desk: Karnataka government will soon launch various departments in the state. 56,000 vacancies Preparing to fill it. But even before the start of this big recruitment process, politics regarding reservation has heated up in the state. After the high-level meetings chaired by the Chief Minister, the question is arising whether there will be any major change in the reservation quota before the recruitment advertisements are released?
Eyes set on Panchamasali Lingayat and SC/ST reservation
For a long time, the Panchamasali Lingayat community in the state has been demanding to include themselves in the 2A category. Also, the debate regarding internal reservation within SC/ST communities has intensified after the recent decision of the Supreme Court. The challenge before the government is that if recruitment is started without fulfilling these demands, it may have to face huge opposition.
Delay or policy change in recruitment process?
Recruitment to 56,000 posts is a big opportunity for the youth of the state, but to avoid legal hurdles, the government wants to clarify the reservation policies. If there is a change in the rules in the middle of the recruitment process, the entire process may get stuck in court proceedings. That is why the government is trying to woo all the communities before blowing the trumpet of recruitment.
What will be the impact on the youth?
Thousands of candidates from Karnataka have been waiting for these jobs for a long time. If the government implements the new reservation formula, it will have a direct impact on the merit list and cut-off. At present, rounds of government meetings are going on and an official clarification on this is expected soon.
