In a post on X, the minister said thousands of J&K Bank recruitment aspirants had lost valuable years waiting for employment opportunities and deserved a fair chance to compete.
“Dreams shouldn’t have an expiry date! Thousands of J&K Bank aspirants have lost precious years waiting for recruitment opportunities. They must not be punished for delays beyond their control,” she wrote.
She appealed to the J&K Bank authorities to grant age relaxation up to 40 years, emphasising the need to provide young people with a fair opportunity to secure employment.
“Give our youth a fair chance. Their future cannot wait,” she added.
The minister’s appeal comes amid demands from aspirants for relaxation in the upper age limit, citing delays in recruitment opportunities.















