A reply by Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) Chairman Alok Raj is increasingly going viral on social media. This case is related to the Fourth Grade (Peon) Recruitment Examination, where a candidate jokingly asked him whether he will get a girl for marriage after being selected? Alok Raj’s response to this was so interesting that this conversation became a topic of discussion on social media. What was the candidate’s question? Anil Yadav, a candidate who appeared in the fourth grade recruitment exam, tagged Alok Raj on Twitter and asked, “Soldier sir, tell me one thing… After I get selected in the fourth grade (peon) recruitment, will someone give me his daughter or will I have to prepare for another job for this?” This question from the candidate was light and funny. But the way the RSMSSB president reacted to it caught everyone’s attention. Alok Raj’s viral reply Chairman Alok Raj replied in a joking tone – “Anil ji, there will be a queue for the girl’s people… where do you get boys with government jobs these days! Just uphold your values. Like the aunty from ‘Sholay’, you don’t have to explain to the girl’s family what hobbies you don’t have.” His reply created an uproar on social media. Many users made funny comments about this, calling it “the most relatable government answer”. People’s reaction – flood of memes and jokes After Alok Raj’s answer, there was a flood of memes and funny reactions on social media. One user said, “Anil Bhai, start preparing for the wedding procession now.” Some people said that this is the reason why the number of people preparing for government jobs is always high. Many users jokingly remarked that – “There is no pension in a government job, but the stress of marriage is definitely over!” Another user wrote: “Government job + son-in-law = perfect combination.” Society’s thinking about government jobs was also discussed. Through this viral conversation, it has once again come to light how positive the perception is about government jobs in society. Due to stable salary, security and social prestige, government work remains the first choice of youth and families. People apply in large numbers, even for entry level jobs like Grade Four and the selected candidates also get respect in the society. After Alok Raj’s answer, a light but realistic discussion started on this issue.