The Uttarakhand government has sent requisitions for 1818 vacant s across various departments to the Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission, creating new government recruitment opportunities for eligible candidates across the state.
The vacancies cover the police, fire, prisons, excise and forest departments. Recruitment for these s is expected to give young people an opportunity to seek government service through competitive examinations.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said the state government was serious about the future of young people and that providing employment opportunities based on merit remained a priority. He said more than 35 thousand people had already been given government jobs in Uttarakhand with complete transparency.
The government has also highlighted transparency, fairness and accountability in recruitment procedures. Dhami said, “Our government is committed to ensuring that every eligible youth in the state gets an opportunity to move forward through talent and hard work. There will be no compromise on transparency and fairness in government recruitment. Fulfilling the dreams of young people and providing them with better employment opportunities are among our highest priorities.”
Department-wise vacancies
The largest share of the proposed recruitment is in the Uttarakhand Police Department. The requisition includes:
- 1187 s in the constable cadre.
- 93 s for sub-inspector, civil police.
- 19 s for sub-inspector, intelligence.
- 81 s for platoon commander positions in PAC, IRB and SDRF.
- 5 s for fire station second officer.
The Prison Administration and Correctional Services Department has proposed 117 s for warders. The Excise Department has requisitions for 50 excise constable s and 02 s for deputy excise inspector.
The Forest Department recruitment proposal includes 189 forest guard s and 75 s for special tiger guards.
Together, these department-wise figures total 1818 vacancies. The requisitions have been sent to the Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission, which is the agency named for the recruitment process in the announcement.
What the announcement means for candidates
The proposed s span law enforcement, public safety, prison administration, revenue enforcement and forest protection. This gives candidates with different interests and qualifications several categories of government employment to follow.
The announcement does not provide an examination date, application deadline or details about eligibility for individual s. Candidates will therefore need to rely on the recruitment information issued through the commission for the relevant s.
The state government said sending requisitions for vacancies in different departments was part of its continuing effort to connect young people with employment and make recruitment more transparent. The process is intended to provide opportunities through competitive examinations rather than direct appointment claims in the announcement.
Conclusion
Uttarakhand has forwarded requisitions for 1818 s to the Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission. The next relevant recruitment information for candidates will concern the individual s and examination process issued by the commission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many government s have been proposed for recruitment?
The Uttarakhand government has sent requisitions for 1818 vacant s.
Q. Which commission will conduct the recruitment process?
The requisitions have been sent to the Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission.
Q. How many police constable s are included?
The proposal includes 1187 s in the constable cadre of the Uttarakhand Police Department.
Q. How many forest guard s are proposed?
The Forest Department has proposed 189 forest guard s.
Q. Are fire service s included?
Yes. The proposal includes 5 fire station second officer s.
Q. Does the announcement give an examination date?
No examination date or application deadline is provided in the announcement.
Q. How many government jobs has the chief minister said were provided earlier?
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said more than 35 thousand people had been given government jobs with complete transparency.












