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76 firms to pick up 13k youth: Rai
There are thousands of posts lying vacant in various departments of the Delhi government which will be filled only after powers related to service matters are given to the ruling dispensation, AAP minister Gopal Rai said on Monday
New Delhi: There are thousands of posts lying vacant in various departments of the Delhi government which will be filled only after powers related to service matters are given to the ruling dispensation, AAP minister Gopal Rai said on Monday.
Inaugurating a job fair organised by the Employment department of the Delhi government, the Minister said over 13,000 youth will be recruited at the two-day event being participated by 76 private companies.
“There are thousands of posts lying vacant in different departments of the Delhi government, but it is not able to fill them due to lack of powers in service matters,” the Employment Minister said at the job fair held at the Thyagraj stadium.
Whether the Delhi government or the office of the Lt Governor has the power regarding service matters is yet to be decided by the court.
“If the government gets powers in service matters, the vacancies in various Delhi government departments will be filled up expeditiously,” said the Minister.
A government official said out of 13,000 vacancies up for grab at the job fair, 11,000 are for freshers. It includes 335 reserved vacancies for women candidates, he said.
Around 30,000 to 40,000 youngsters are expected to attend the job fair, the fourth job fair organised by the government, since the first one held in December 2015.
Rai said job fairs will be organised more frequently in the future so that the unemployed youth may regularly avail opportunities of employment.
