Under the notification issued by the General Administration Department, approval has been given to give three days special casual leave to the employees of Jammu division working in Kashmir Valley during the Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Jammu Kashmir Employees casual leave: Code of conduct is in place across the country regarding Lok Sabha elections and the first phase of elections is to be held on April 19, in such a situation, the governments of different states have announced general, public and paid holidays for the voting day. Has been. In this sequence, during the Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir, approval has been given to give three days special casual leave to the employees of Jammu division working in Kashmir Valley. The General Administration Department has issued orders in this regard.
Casual leave will be available on this day in Jammu division
Under the notification issued by the General Administrative Department, for the elections to be held on April 19 for the Udhampur Lok Sabha seat, the employees will have to work from 18 to 20 April, for the employees for the elections to be held on April 26 for the Jammu Parliamentary seat, from 25 to 27 April. April and as part of the elections to be held on May 7 for Anantnag-Rajouri parliamentary seat, three days special casual leave will be given to the employees from May 6 to 8. Three days leave will be given to the displaced Kashmiri Hindus posted in Kashmir to cast their votes. The decision has been taken. Orders have been issued regarding this also.
3 days casual leave for Kashmiri Hindu workers to vote
Earlier on April 8, the General Administration Department has issued an order declaring three days holiday for displaced Kashmiri Hindus posted in Kashmir to cast their votes. Since voting is to be held in five phases in Jammu and Kashmir, it has been decided to give three days special casual leave to the displaced Kashmiri Hindus posted in Kashmir to cast their vote, these personnel will be deployed at Srinagar, Baramulla and Anantnag to cast their vote. Will be able to exercise franchise at special polling stations.
The Election Commission has created 26 polling stations for casting votes. These include 21 polling stations in Jammu, one in Udhampur district and four in Delhi. Elections will be held on Udhampur seat on April 19, Anantnag-Reasi seat on May 7, Srinagar parliamentary seat on May 13 and Baramulla parliamentary seat on May 20. In such a situation, displaced Kashmiri Hindus will have to contest from May 6 to 8, May 12 to 14 and May 19. Will get leave from 21st May till 21st May.
