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No UP govt jobs for those involved in violent activities seeking ‘regime change’

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NDTVNo UP govt jobs for those involved in violent activities seeking ‘regime change’
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The Uttar Pradesh government has updated its character verification rules for selected candidates in direct recruitment. Candidates involved in violent activities aiming for regime change could be denied government jobs. However, political ideology alone…

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