All jobs in Ladakh reserved for locals
The Hindu
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All jobs in the Union Territory (UT) of Ladakh have been reserved for the residents of the region, according to an order issued on Tuesday. “No person shall be qualified for appointment to the service unless the person is a resident of the UT of Ladakh,” reads the order issued by Lieutenant Governor R.K. Mathur The new recruitment rules are mentioned in the Clause 11 of the Union Territory of Ladakh Employment (Subordinate) Service Recruitment Rules, 2021. The order by the L-G was issued by exercising the powers conferred by S.O 282(E) dated 21.01.2020.
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