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Govt extends date to file objection for Employees who do not want to serve in Ladakh UT.

Sherjeel Malik
Last updated: September 11, 2021 9:27 am
Sherjeel Malik
5 years ago
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Those employees who are not interested in working in Ladakh UT have been given time by government to file objection.

Government has extended time up to September 16 for filing objections by the employees who do not want to serve in Ladakh UT.

The government said its an option to serve in Ladakh UT and any objection must be filed by 16th September.

Recently it was revealed that more than 12,000 Government employees have opted to serve in the UT of Ladakh whereas 467 employees, who are domicile of Ladakh, have opted for J&K UT.

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