“Don’t divide the quota among the candidates,” why did the ministry tell the railway board regarding discussion? Updated: Mom, 29 Sep 2025 04:07 am (IST) The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment advised the Railway Council not to divide one percentage discussion prescribed for the visually impaired. The ministry has asked to follow Section 34 of the Disability Rights Act 2016 in a letter to the chairman of the Railway Board, which provides for four percent provision for disabled people in government institutions. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has notified the Railway Board. (Lying photo) Digital desk, New -Delhi. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment advised the Railway Council not to divide one percent prescribed prescription for visually impaired people for persons with blind and low visions. The ministry proposed this in a letter to the chairman of the Railway Board and the CEO. Remove advertisement, just read the news, the ministry has information that one percent quota in the railroad process is divided into 0.5 percent for persons with a blind and low vision. What did the ministry say? The ministry said the Railways will have to follow Article 34 of the Divyangjan Rights Act, 2016, which has an edge for at least four percent of total vacancies in government institutions. The law has a provision to divide four percent discussion into one percent each into four categories of disability, one of which is visible and a low vision. No underlined ministry said that the law does not determine a sub-cot of discussion within the category of disability. One percent discussion for each category will be considered collective and inseparable. Railway Council officials said all local railway and production units were asked to follow the ministry’s instructions.
“Don’t divide the quota among the candidates,” why did the ministry tell the railway board regarding discussion? – Railway Discussion for the Richtiei of the Ministry of Social Justice
