Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Governments Provide Jobs to Victims' Families
The leaders of Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir have given jobs to families of people who were hurt or killed in riots and terror attacks.
In Delhi, the Chief Minister gave job letters to 36 family members of people affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
This is part of an effort to help these families, who have waited a long time for justice.
The jobs are in different government departments.
The Chief Minister said this is not just about giving jobs but also about giving back dignity to the families.
In Jammu and Kashmir, the Lieutenant Governor gave job letters to 39 families in Kashmir and 41 families in Jammu.
He said that more than 200 family members have been given jobs so far this year.
He also promised to return properties that were taken away from the victims and their families.
Both leaders said they are committed to helping these families and making sure that no one is left behind.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta distributed appointment letters to 36 dependents of 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims.
J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha gave appointment letters to 39 families in Kashmir and 41 families in Jammu.
The initiatives aim to restore dignity and provide employment to survivors who have waited for justice.
A total of 55 survivors’ family members have been appointed to Multi-Tasking Staff posts in Delhi.
More than 200 family members have been provided government jobs in J&K so far this year.
- Who
- Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha, and victims' families
- What
- Distribution of appointment letters to victims' kin
- When
- Friday (Delhi), Saturday (J&K)
- Where
- Delhi and Srinagar
- Why
- To provide jobs, justice, and dignity to victims' families
- Number of Appointments (Delhi)
- 36
- Total Appointments (Delhi)
- 55
- Year of Riots (Delhi)
- 1984
- Posts Offered (Delhi)
- Multi-Tasking Staff
- Special Concessions (Delhi)
- Age and educational qualifications
- Number of Appointments (J&K)
- 39 (Kashmir) + 41 (Jammu) + 9 (Nowgam) = 89
- Total Appointments (J&K)
- 200+
- Year of Initiative (J&K)
- 2022 (13 months ago)
Sources
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta hands jobs to 36 anti-Sikh riot victims’ kin, calls it restoration of ‘dignity'
CM hands over appointment letters to kin of 1984 victims
J&K L-G says administration committed to provide justice, jobs and dignity to families of terror victims