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Arunachal Recruitment Rules Make PRC, APST, Tribal Language Mandatory
The Arunachal government has made new rules for government jobs.
People applying for recruitment must now meet additional requirements.
They must have a Permanent Resident Certificate, or PRC.
They must also meet the APST requirement.
Knowing a tribal language is another new requirement.
AAPSU had been asking for these changes for a long time.
Taku thanked the government for issuing the order.
Taku also said the rules must be enforced every time recruitment takes place.
The Arunachal government has tightened recruitment rules through a formal government order.
Permanent Resident Certificate (PRC) is now mandatory for recruitment.
Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST) status is now mandatory for recruitment.
Knowledge of a tribal language is also required under the revised rules.
Taku said AAPSU welcomed the order but demanded enforcement in every recruitment exercise.
- Who
- The Arunachal government, AAPSU, and Taku are involved.
- What
- The government has made PRC, APST status, and tribal-language knowledge mandatory in recruitment rules.
- Where
- Arunachal Pradesh.
- When
- The order was described as issued today, but no specific date is provided.
- Why
- The changes follow a demand pursued by AAPSU to include these requirements in recruitment.
Key facts
- Authority
- Arunachal government
- Measure
- Formal government order tightening recruitment rules
- Mandatory requirement
- Permanent Resident Certificate (PRC)
- Mandatory status
- Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST)
- Language requirement
- Knowledge of a tribal language
- Organization response
- AAPSU welcomed the order
- Implementation concern
- Taku called for enforcement in every recruitment exercise
Quotes
Taku
A representative identified in the article as Taku, commenting on AAPSU’s recruitment-related demand and the government order.
“This is a demand AAPSU has pursued relentlessly, and today it has been translated into a formal government order. We thank the government for hearing our voice and acting on it. But a notification on paper means nothing unless it is enforced on the ground, in every recruitment exercise, without exception,”
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