New Delhi: The Center has released all postal categories under the Indian Police Service and the Indian Train Protection Force among several other services from the provision of 4% reservations in work for people with benchmark inability, taking into account the nature of the work involved in this service.
The rights of persons with disabilities of the law, 2016 provide for a quota of 4% in government work for persons with disabilities as determined.
Gazette notification also released Delhi Islands, Andaman and Nicobar, Lakshadweep, Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli Police Service from the provisions of the reservation below the action.
Notification of the Ministry of Justice and Social Empowerment stated that decisions had been taken in consultation with the main commissioners for people with disabilities, after taking into account the nature and type of work.
In separate notifications, the government released all categories of post-plots of fighter police forces armed police such as border security forces, central reserve police forces, Central Industrial Security Forces, Indo-Tibetan Border Police, Sashastra Bal and Assam rifles from the provisions of the reservation below the 2016 Act .
Previous in 2018, the government has released all the categories of fighter personnel posts in the armed forces of the provisions.
Notifications with the exception of all post categories in services such as IPS evokes a strong reaction from activists of disability rights.
In a statement, the national platform for the rights of persons with disabilities said the steps “militat to the enthusiasm and intention” of the provisions that allow the exception below the Law of RPWD.
“The purpose of this provision is not to provide exceptions of blankets from hiring disabled people but to see that the role of fighters or tasks is not assigned to them.
And in any case, recruitment only opposes the identified post,” said Secretary General of NPRD Muralidharan .
However, the sources in the Ministry said the decision arrived after many consultations with the Ministry and Department concerned.