Indian Railways: The Railway Ministry has given good news for the people preparing for government jobs in Railways. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said that the recruitment process for 1.50 lakh posts has been completed. In this, a new process for selection of assistant loco pilot has been started. Now there will be regular basis recruitment in Railways every year.
Indian Railways: There is relief news for crores of youth preparing for government jobs. Railways has said that it is preparing to make regular recruitment every year. So that maximum number of vacant posts can be filled. So that people get employment. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that Railways has completed the recruitment process for 1.5 lakh posts last year . He further said that after this a new process related to the selection of Assistant Loco Pilot has been started. This is the first step in this direction.
He further said that more employment opportunities will be provided in technical and non-technical categories in Group D in Railways. Instead of doing everything at once, our aim now is to provide maximum employment. In this context, the annual recruitment process has been started. So that more and more people can get employment.
Now regular vacancies will come in Railways
Meanwhile, General Manager of East Central Railway, Anil Kumar Khandelwal said that the Railways has started a new process of recruitment. These recruitments will be done every year on regular basis. The infrastructure and operation of railways is continuously increasing. Due to which there will be recruitment in many categories on annual basis. In this direction, recruitment of 5,696 ALP (Assistant Loco Pilot) has started from January 20. In this, candidates will get an opportunity to participate in the recruitment process every year. He further said that these recruitments are coming out every year for jobs in Railways. Therefore, if for some reason the candidates are not successful this year, they can appear for the exam again next year.
Traveling without ticket is a crime
The most common offense is traveling without a ticket. If you are caught traveling without a ticket in Indian Railways, you will have to pay a fine. You will be asked to pay a fine of at least Rs 250 along with the cost of the ticket for the distance covered. If you do not have the money or refuse to pay the fine, you will be handed over to the RPF and a case will be registered under Section 137 of the Railway Act. RPF presents these passengers before the registrar, in which case a fine of Rs 1000 is imposed on them. Failure to pay the fine may result in a jail term of up to 6 months.
