Shravasti seeks applications for government revenue lawyer post

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Shravasti district has invited applications for one vacant post of district government advocate (revenue). District magistrate Annapurna Garg said a panel of eligible lawyers will be prepared and sent to the state government. Applicants must be under 60 years of age and have at least 10 years of legal practice experience. Lawyers from general, OBC, SC and ST categories can apply.

Applications must be submitted in prescribed formats ‘ka’ and ‘kha’ with two sets of self-attested copies of all required certificates. Forms can be deposited until 5 pm on 23 November 2026 before the additional district magistrate (finance and revenue) or with the revenue assistant in room number 18 of the collectorate. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered. Eligible lawyers from neighbouring districts may also apply through their own district magistrate.

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The Shravasti district administration has opened a single position. The eligibility criteria are standard for government legal panels: ten years of practice and an age cap of 60 years. Candidates from four reservation categories are eligible. The application window runs until 23 November. The district magistrate, Annapurna Garg, will prepare a panel of qualified lawyers and send it to the state government. That is where the process moves out of public view, the final appointment decision rests with the state. Applicants from neighbouring districts must route their forms through their own district magistrate, adding a bureaucratic layer.


Source: bhaskar.com

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