Mumbai: Making a way for recruitment by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC), the state government has enabled special release from restrictions carried out in the recruitment process in the state.
Deputy Minister of Chief Ajit Pawar on Wednesday asked all government departments in the state to send proposals to MPSC on August 15 for empty post recovery.
“Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, only the Ministry of Health and medical education are permitted to carry out recruitment but has placed restrictions on recruitment of all other departments.
Now, this restriction is relaxed as a special case,” said Pawar, “said Pawar so far the meeting Overview of MPSC post recruitment.
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In accordance with government resolutions on June 4 and 24, the recruitment process for vacancies in other departments countries are restricted.
The move occurred after the 24-year-old Lonkar Swapnil, a prospective work of the Maharashtra government was allegedly committed suicide at his home in the Hadapsar Pune area on June 30.
On July 5, during the two-day Monsun Session of the State Assembly, Pawar had realized the suicide of Lonkar and said the posts where the MPSC exam was completed will be filled with priority on July 31.
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