SRINAGAR: The Government of Jammu and Kashmir’s Health and Medical Education Department has issued a critical statutory notice directing 132 newly selected Allopathic Medical Officers to immediately submit their personal contact credentials for mandatory character and antecedent verification.
According to the official order, issued under reference number No. HD-Gaz0Gen/373/2025-02- (E-7650616) and signed on June 1, 2026, by Dr. Javed Iqbal (JKAS), Additional Secretary to the Government, selected candidates must comply within a strict 15-day window or face the automatic forfeiture of their appointment rights.
This administrative directive follows the department’s receipt of the formalized selection list from the JK Public Service Commission, which was finalized via communication No. PSC/DR/Medical Officer (Allopathic)/H and ME/2026 on May 20, 2026. To initiate the background screening, all listed medical professionals must register their email addresses and mobile numbers in person at the Health and Medical Education Department, located at the Civil Secretariat in either Srinagar or Jammu. The gathered details will be integrated into the government’s digital Employee Verification System for processing Personnel Verification Rolls, a statutory prerequisite for formal deployment.
The administration has made it clear that this procedure strictly adheres to the guidelines laid down in Circular No. 18-JK (GAD) of 2022, dated May 20, 2022, issued by the General Administration Department. Under the rigid terms of the notice’s forfeiture clause, any candidate who fails to provide their verification contact details within the stipulated 15 days positively from the date of issuance will be presumed unwilling to accept the post. Consequently, their right to appointment will be canceled summarily without any further administrative notice.
The official merit roster attached to the order features 132 individuals evaluated under various selection categories. Leading the merit list is Ali Mohd Bhat, son of Kefayat Ali Bhat from Aripanthan Beerwah, Budgam, who secured the top rank with a merit score of 80 under the Open Merit category. He is followed closely by Mahid Arshad from Srinagar with a score of 78, Kamran Imtiyaz Ganie from Pulwama with 77.5, Moomin Nazir from Pulwama with 77, and Mudasir Rahim Magray from Baramulla with 76.25. Other high-ranking selectees include Syed Farooq Ahmad of Budgam (76.25), Sinan Aalam of Pulwama (76), Hassaan Javaid of Srinagar (75.75), Tahir Ahmad Khan of Srinagar (75.25), and Bashir Ahmad Mir of Baramulla (75.25).
The extensive roster comprises candidates from across the region, including Majid Irshad Lone (75), Sujad Jaffar Malik (74.75), Farath Bhat (73.5), Umaid Altaf Pandit (73), Shweta Thakur (73), Naveed Raja (72.75), Shah Faisal Saif (72.25), Bisma Hassan (72), Jozia Hamid (72), Saqib Jaweed Khan (72), Majid Ajaz (71.5), Sameer Ahmad Mir (71.25), Azhar Abass (71.25), Zubair Mushtaq (71.25), Mutayib Bashir Thowkroo (71.25), Mohammad Haris Dar (71.25), Umair Riyaz (71.25), Simran Feroz (71.25), Sunil Sharma (71), Himani Modi (70.75), Abair Ul Ahad Mir (70.75), Umer Rashid Pandith (70.75), and Najm Us Saqib (70.25).
The select list continues systematically by merit, naming Mir Majid Ul Islam (70), Moin (70), Muneer Ahmad Khan Khurshid (69.75), Zafar Nazir (69.75), Aqib Javaid (69.5), Rashd Rashid Wani (69.25), Yawar Yousuf (69.25), Mushtaq Ahmad Mir (69.25), Mohmad Shahid (69.25), Rifat Basheer (69.25), Afshan Zargar (69), Mohsin Mubarik (69), Rohie Maqbool (69), Yasir Fayaz Wani (69), Sahil Ahmad Wani (69), Misba Nazir (69), Ishfaq Ahmad Tantray (68.75), Sajad Ahmad Bhat (68.75), Sanna Imtiyaz (68.5), Basit Aslam (68.25), Irfan Nazir (68), Manisha Sharma (68), Nishaba Muzaffar (68), Tahseem Mukhtar (68), Seerat Touibah (68), Sameer Nazir (68), Mehwish Nazir (68), Qasim Shafi (67.75), Mahwash Naieem (67.75), Owais Mubarak (67.75), Huzaifa Jan (67.5), Umais Ashraf (67.5), Emad Ayoob Reshi (67.5), Aamir Rashid Shiekh (67.5), Ashuman Sharma (67.5), Faisal Aziz Bhat (67.5), Basit Bashir (67.5), Asma Mukhtar (67.5), and Owais Aziz Wani (67.5).
Rounding out the remaining positions on the appointed list are Insha Majeed (67.25), Aafaq Akbar Wani (67.25), Syed Sarmad Ul Muqsit Peerzada (67.25), Iflah Jan (67), Nimra (66.75), Hamra Aijaz (66.75), Mehak Fatima (66.75), Abrar Yousuf (66.5), Yaseen Nazir Khanday (66.5), Anub Zahoor (66.5), Zahida Khurshid (66.5), Mohammad Yaqoob Shalla (66.5), Sheikh Jehanzab (66.5), Aadil Ahmad Bhat (66.5), Danish Rehman (66.25), Asif Mahmood Rather (66.25), Vikas Dogra (66.25), Fida Hussain Dar (66.25), Sushant Pratap Singh (66.25), Ummaya Rashid (66), Shahnawaz Iqbal Wani (66), Marifat Ahmad Malik (66), Shah Tarjuman Ul Haq (66), Anubhav Sharma (65.75), Mir Mohsin Fayaz (65.75), Humaira Mohi Ud Din (65.75), Ishrat Gul (65.75), Nyanza (65.75), Azra Malik (65.5), Vishal Thakur (65.5), Suhail Bashir Lone (65.5), Aadil Gulshan War (65.5), Abid Farooq Ganie (65.25), Numan Fayaz (65.25), Fahad Bin Showkat (65), Shabir Ahmad Kooli (65), Sana (65), Shah Hanan Shafiq (65), Subhat Altaf (64.75), Abrar Ahmad Hadi (64.75), Sharika Altaf (64.75), Nasir Ahmad Thoker (64.75), Aman Yousuf (64.5), Mehrun Nisa (64.5), Syed Tehreem Altaf (64.5), Abrar Ul Amin (64.5), Majid Ali Mir (64.25), Muneeb Rehman (64.25), Seerat Tariq (64.25), Owais Shah (64.25), Tawqeer Ajaz (64.25), Sana Farooq (64.25), Zahid Rashid (64), Kamran Habib (64), Aadil Bashir Dar (64), Umer Farooq (64), Mohsin Ellahi Dar (64), Umer Amin Bhat (64), Amal Qayoom (63.75), and Athar Yousuf Rather (63.75).
With the 15-day countdown actively underway, the department has reiterated that physical presentation of contact data at the Civil Secretariat remains an absolute mandatory step to secure these healthcare positions.
