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West Bengal announces government jobs for families of political violence victims dating back to 2001

West Bengal announces government jobs for families of political violence victims dating back to 2001

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    The notification provides a cut off date from 2001 onwards; families of victims of political violence in the past 25 years can apply for government jobs

    — The Hindu

  • right · 1 outlet

    The West Bengal government has introduced a scheme offering Group D government jobs to one eligible family member of people killed in political violence in the state since January 1, 2001. The initiative covers spouses, children and, in cases involving unmarried victims, siblings, subject to…

    — The Economic Times

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The West Bengal government has introduced a scheme offering Group D government jobs to one eligible family member of people killed in political violence in the state since January 1, 2001. The initiative covers spouses, children and, in cases involving unmarried victims, siblings, subject to…

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West Bengal announces government jobs for families of political violence victims dating back to 2001

The West Bengal government has introduced a scheme offering Group D government jobs to one eligible family member of people killed in political violence in the state since January 1, 2001. The initiative covers spouses, children and, in cases involving unmarried victims, siblings, subject to…

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