The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday withdrew its advertisement notification to invite applications for different posts in Non-Gazetted category in several district courts of J&amp;K and Ladakh.

"It is hereby notified for information of all the concerned that the advertisement Notice No. 09/2019 dated 26.12.2019, whereby applications were invited for different posts in Non-Gazetted category in the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir stands withdrawn with immediate effect,” J&amp;K High Court's Registrar General Sanjay Dhar said in a fresh notification issued on Tuesday evening.

The public notification which was issued on December 26 had triggered an outcry against the opening of employment to all Indians in Jammu and Kashmir after the nullification of Article 370 in August 2019.

Including senior and junior scale stenographers, typists, compositors, electricians and drivers, there was a vacancy of total 33 non-gazetted employee posts in district courts of J&amp;K and Ladakh registrar had opened for eligible candidates from all over the country.&nbsp; 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday withdrew its advertisement notification to invite applications for different posts in Non-Gazetted category in several district courts of J&K and Ladakh.

The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday withdrew its advertisement notification to invite applications for different posts in Non-Gazetted category in several district courts of J&K and Ladakh. "It is hereby notified for information of all the concerned that the advertisement Notice No. 09/2019 dated 26.12.2019, whereby applications were invited for different posts in Non-Gazetted category in the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir stands withdrawn with immediate effect,” J&K High Court's Registrar General Sanjay Dhar said in a fresh notification issued on Tuesday evening. The public notification which was issued on December 26 had triggered an outcry against the opening of employment to all Indians in Jammu and Kashmir after the nullification of Article 370 in August 2019. Including senior and junior scale stenographers, typists, compositors, electricians and drivers, there was a vacancy of total 33 non-gazetted employee posts in district courts of J&K and Ladakh registrar had opened for eligible candidates from all over the country. (With inputs from agencies)

Jammu and Kashmir High Court drops advertisement on jobs for outsiders after outcry

In the wake of the&nbsp;latest spate of attacks on schools in Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir high court today took suo-moto cognizance of the burning of schools, Indian news agency ANI reported.&nbsp;

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The division bench directed the chief secretary of northernmost Jammu and Kashmir state, Brij Raj Sharma, &nbsp;director general of police (DGP) , Rajendra Kumar, and Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) to issue necessary instructions to deputy commissioners, SSPs ( Senior Superintendent of Police) and&nbsp;CEOs of concerned districts to take all preventive &nbsp;and protective measures as shall be necessary for saving school buildings from unknown enemies of education, the agency said.&nbsp;

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The bench also directed the three officers to remain present during November 7 hearing.&nbsp;

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Schools in the Valley have emerged as the new casualties amid unrest in Kashmir that has spanned over four months following the killing&nbsp;of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani on July 8.&nbsp;

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Nearly 28 schools have been set ablaze here as blame game continues between the government authorities and separatist leaders, who demand a separate state.&nbsp;

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&quot;Few people in J&amp;K are pulling children back into dirt, we have to wipe them,&quot;&nbsp;minister of state (MoS) for human resource development, Mahendra Nath Pandey was quoted as saying by ANI.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, chairman of United Jihad Council (UJC), the&nbsp;conglomerate of militant outfits, accused the Indian agencies of burning the educational institutions in a statement today.&nbsp;

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&ldquo;We appeal the people of Kashmir to take the responsibility of protecting all private and government schools and also unveil those behind the burning of schools,&rdquo; the statement quoted Syed Salahuddin as having said.&nbsp;

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Salahuddin claimed that &ldquo;such attempts were made to portray a wrong picture of the public resistance in Kashmir, to keep away the youth of Kashmir from education, and to dent the valley&rsquo;s economy.&rdquo;&nbsp;

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At least three buildings were set on fire within 24 hours, local media reported on Sunday.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, normal life remained disrupted in Kashmir for the 115th consecutive day today due to the separatist-sponsored strike over the recent civilian killings and in support of their demand for the&nbsp;right to &#39;self-determination&#39;, Indian news agency PTI reported.&nbsp;

 
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Meanwhile, Syed Salahuddin, chairman of conglomerate of militant outfits, UJC, accused Indian agencies of burning down the schools

In the wake of the latest spate of attacks on schools in Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir high court today took suo-moto cognizance of the burning of schools, Indian news agency ANI reported. #Flash J&K HC takes suo-moto cognisance of burning of schools in the valley. — ANI (@ANI_news) October 31, 2016 × The division bench directed the chief secretary of northernmost Jammu and Kashmir state, Brij Raj Sharma, director general of police (DGP) , Rajendra Kumar, and Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) to issue necessary instructions to deputy commissioners, SSPs ( Senior Superintendent of Police) and CEOs of concerned districts to take all preventive and protective measures as shall be necessary for saving school buildings from unknown enemies of education, the agency said. The bench also directed the three officers to remain present during November 7 hearing. Schools in the Valley have emerged as the new casualties amid unrest in Kashmir that has spanned over four months following the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani on July 8. Nearly 28 schools have been set ablaze here as blame game continues between the government authorities and separatist leaders, who demand a separate state. "Few people in J&K are pulling children back into dirt, we have to wipe them," minister of state (MoS) for human resource development, Mahendra Nath Pandey was quoted as saying by ANI. Meanwhile, chairman of United Jihad Council (UJC), the conglomerate of militant outfits, accused the Indian agencies of burning the educational institutions in a statement today. “We appeal the people of Kashmir to take the responsibility of protecting all private and government schools and also unveil those behind the burning of schools,” the statement quoted Syed Salahuddin as having said. Salahuddin claimed that “such attempts were made to portray a wrong picture of the public resistance in Kashmir, to keep away the youth of Kashmir from education, and to dent the valley’s economy.” At least three buildings were set on fire within 24 hours, local media reported on Sunday. Meanwhile, normal life remained disrupted in Kashmir for the 115th consecutive day today due to the separatist-sponsored strike over the recent civilian killings and in support of their demand for the right to 'self-determination', Indian news agency PTI reported. (WION)

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