new Delhi. Because of the Corona crisis where the whole world is going through an economic crisis. At the same time, in India too, the opposition Congress (Congress) is constantly trying to bring this thing to the public, that the Central Government is trying unsuccessfully to provide employment to the youth of the country. Congress (Congress) says that all the vacancies left for government posts have been banned by the Central Government for new appointments. In such a situation, the Central Government has clarified that the Department of Medical, released on Friday, to curb government spending amidst the economic crisis arising out of the Coronavirus epidemic, the Department of Medical government jobs ) Has not affected recruitment.
The statement issued by the Finance Ministry said that the recruitment will continue in government agencies like SSC, Railway Recruitment Board as before. The Finance Ministry has issued a notification clarifying that there is no ban on any new recruitment to fill vacant posts in the Government of India.
CLARIFICATION:
There is no restriction or ban on filling up of posts in Govt of India. Normal recruitments through govt agencies like Staff Selection Commission, UPSC, Rlwy Recruitment Board, etc. will continue as usual without any curbs. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/paQfrNzVo5– Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) September 5, 2020
The Dept. of Expenditure circular dated 04 Sept 2020 deals with internal procedure for creation of posts and does NOT in anyway affect or curtail recruitment. (2/2)
– Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) September 5, 2020
The Ministry clarified that if a new post has been created after July 1, 2020, for which the Department of Expenditure has not been approved, and if the appointment has not been made, it should be kept vacant. It has also been said by the Ministry that the circular of the Department of Expenditure (04 September 2020) is related to the internal process for creation of posts and it does not affect recruitment in any way.
The Ministries / Departments have been advised to review the appointment of consultants, cut events and stop using imported work for printing. For the sake of information, the government has asked all the Ministries / Departments to reduce non-urgent expenses, amid fears of a huge increase in the fiscal deficit during the current financial year.
