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West Bengal govt announces jobs for families of political violence victims
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 01:38 AM
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The West Bengal government has issued a notification granting government jobs to relatives of those killed in political violence.
West Bengal's state administration has released an official notification that will allocate government posts to the kin of individuals who lost their lives in political violence. The move is intended to provide stable employment and financial relief to families who have been left without their primary earners.
The notification, issued by the Labour Department, states that eligible relatives will be considered for vacancies across a range of state-run departments and agencies. Detailed eligibility criteria and the procedure for application will be communicated to district authorities for implementation.
Officials said the scheme reflects the government's commitment to honour the sacrifice of the victims and to mitigate the socio‑economic impact on their dependents. The announcement comes as the state continues to grapple with periodic outbreaks of political clashes.
The press release did not disclose the exact number of posts or the timeline for recruitment, indicating that further guidelines will follow in the coming weeks.
The notification, issued by the Labour Department, states that eligible relatives will be considered for vacancies across a range of state-run departments and agencies. Detailed eligibility criteria and the procedure for application will be communicated to district authorities for implementation.
Officials said the scheme reflects the government's commitment to honour the sacrifice of the victims and to mitigate the socio‑economic impact on their dependents. The announcement comes as the state continues to grapple with periodic outbreaks of political clashes.
The press release did not disclose the exact number of posts or the timeline for recruitment, indicating that further guidelines will follow in the coming weeks.