JKSSB: Issuance of Admit Cards for OMR-Based Written Examination on 02.06.2024

The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) is set to conduct an OMR-based Written Examination on June 2, 2024, for various posts. Candidates can now access their admit cards from the official JKSSB website starting May 27, 2024, at 5:00 PM. The download window will remain open until the day of the examination.

Steps to Download the Admit Card

1. Visit the Official Website:
– Go to [www.jkssb.nic.in]
– Locate and click on the “Download E-Admit Card” option on the homepage.

Direct link here

2. Login:
– Click on the “LOGIN” button.
– Enter your credentials: E-mail ID and Date of Birth (DDMMYYYY format).

3. Verification:
– Verify your basic details displayed on the screen.
– In case of any discrepancies, contact the JKSSB helpdesk immediately.

4. Download and Print:
– Click on the ‘View and Print E-Admit Card’ button.
– The E-Admit Card will appear on the screen.
– Download and print your E-Admit Card.

Important: Candidates must bring the printed copy of the E-Admit Card to the examination center on the day of the exam.

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Helpdesk Information

In case of difficulties in downloading the admit card or any related issues, candidates can reach out to the JKSSB Help-Desk:

– Jammu Office: 0191-2461335
– Srinagar Office: 0194-2435089
– Email: [email protected]

The helpdesk will be operational from May 27, 2024, to June 2, 2024, during office hours.

Examination Details

Candidates are reminded that there will be a negative marking of 1/4th of the allotted marks for each wrong answer. The detailed selection criteria and syllabi for the posts are available on the JKSSB website.

Additional Instructions

– Candidates are advised to frequently check the JKSSB official website for the latest updates regarding the examination.
– Admit cards will not be sent via post.

Disciplinary Actions

Any candidate found guilty of misrepresentation, concealment of material facts, impersonation, or fraud will have their candidature canceled and will face appropriate disciplinary action.

For more information and updates, candidates are encouraged to regularly visit the JKSSB website.

Issued by: Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB)
Date: May 27, 2024

For further details, visit [www.jkssb.nic.in](http://www.jkssb.nic.in).

J&K Hajj 2024: Final batch departs, 273 pilgrims leaves for Saudi Arabia

Core Hajj phase starting from 8 to 13 Zilhaj, return flights scheduled to begin from 22 June: Officials

Srinagar, May 27 (KNO): The final batch of 273 Hajj pilgrims from Jammu and Kashmir departed from Srinagar International Airport on Monday, marking the conclusion of the Hajj departures for 2024. The first return flight from Saudi Arabia is scheduled for June 22, an official said.

A senior officer of the J&K Hajj Committee told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that today the last batch of 273 pilgrims left for the holy pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia from Srinagar International Airport, and that this year over 7,000 pilgrims from J&K took up the holy pilgrimage.

“Today was the last flight of the Hajj schedule, and 273 pilgrims took up the journey to the holy city. Over 7000 pilgrims took up the holy journey, and 39 have embarked their journey from Mumbai airport while 37 are without Mahram”, the senior officer said.

The officer added that the core Hajj phase will start from 8 to 13 Zilhaj and that the first flight scheduled to return from Saudi Arabia to Srinagar International airport is on 22 June.

“The Hajis from Jammu and Kashmir will start coming back from 22 June, with two flights scheduled on the first day. Each flight will be carrying 322 pilgrims,” the officer added.

Notably, marking the beginning of the holy journey, the first flight departed from Srinagar International Airport on 9 May 2024 from Srinagar’s Hajj house, witnessing emotional scenes.

According to the officials, over 7000 Hajj pilgrims from Jammu and Kashmir are undertaking the holy pilgrimage to Mecca and Madina, with approximately 6800 departing through Srinagar embarkation and over 500 through embarkation from other airports.

As per the officials, collaborative efforts were put across various departments, including health, security, and emergency services, and that the training sessions were also conducted twice to equip pilgrims with essential information and guidance for their pilgrimage.

Officials revealed that this year’s pilgrimage will commence with a visit to Madina, with all pilgrims accommodated in Markaziya, with enhancements made in Minha, with tents strategically positioned in zones 2, 3, and 4, for elevating the overall experience for the pilgrims—(KNO)

ACB arrests KPDCL cashier for demanding Rs 9,000 bribe in Sopore

Srinagar, May 27: ACB J&K arrested a cashier in the office of Executive Engineer, KPDCL sub transmission division Sopore red handed while demanding and accepting bribe of Rs 9000 for release of security deposit of a complainant.

In a statement, issued to the news agency Kashmir News Observer, a spokesperson said that ACB received a complaint against Mohd Shafi Bhat senior assistant-cum-cashier in the office of the Executive Engineer KPDCL Sopore, alleging therein the demand of bribe of Rs 10,000 for release of security amount to the tune of Rs 15560.

The statement reads that it was alleged by the complainant that he is running a firm namely M/S Print Plus in Hazratbal Srinagar and in 2021 he had supplied stationary items and log books to the office of Executive Engineer Sopore for which the bill payment against the supplied items was made by the department but the security deposit amount of Rs 15,560 is pending.

“He further alleged that he approached the department for the release of security amount many times but Mohd Shafi kept delaying same on one pretext or other and finally demanded ₹10000 as bribe from him for doing so and that he has collected proof against said cashier regarding demand of bribe. Under these circumstances he approached ACB with written complaint requesting for legal action against Cashier for demand of bribe.”

It added that as the contents of complaint prima facie disclose the commission of offence punishable under section 7 of the P.C Act 1988 (r/w its amendment Act 2018) by accused public servant, accordingly a case FIR No. 09/2024 under section 7 of the P.C Act 1988 (r/w its amendment Act 2018) was registered against him and investigations were initiated.

“During the course of investigations the accused public servant was caught red handed while demanding and accepting bribe from complainant. He was immediately taken into custody after completing the legal formalities the bribe amount was also recovered from his possession in presence of independent witnesses. Further investigations in the case are going on.”—(KNO)