Anantnag, Oct 19 (KNS) : A group of aspirants for Class IV posts in the District Court here has voiced serious concern over the prolonged delay in conducting interviews for Process Server, Chowkidar and Orderly positions, nearly two years after the vacancies were notified.
In a representation submitted to the authorities through news agency KNS, the candidates pointed out that other district courts across Jammu and Kashmir have already completed the interview process for these posts, while Anantnag aspirants remain in limbo due to the "inordinate delay".
"It is pertinent to mention that other district courts have already completed the interview process for the aforementioned posts. However, candidates awaiting the same in District Court Anantnag continue to face uncertainty due to the prolonged delay," the representation stated.
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The aspirants urged the authorities to intervene and expedite the interview process, stressing that timely completion of the recruitment would address their grievances and ensure fairness.
They said the delay has compounded the anxiety of candidates who have been waiting for nearly two years, and sought prompt intervention to resolve the issue.
"We shall be highly grateful for your prompt consideration in this regard," the aspirants added, while urging the administration to act swiftly so that the recruitment process is completed without further delay. (KNS)
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