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Applications called for Haj coordinator
Ministry of Minority Affairs, government of India invites applications from Male and Female Muslim permanent employees working in Central governmentState governmentPSUsAutonomous bodies for temporary deputation to Consulate General of India Jeddah, KSA as Coordinator, Asst
Hyderabad: Ministry of Minority Affairs, government of India invites applications from Male and Female Muslim permanent employees working in Central government/State government/PSUs/Autonomous bodies for temporary deputation to Consulate General of India Jeddah, KSA as Coordinator, Asst. Haj Officer and Haj Assistant to render assistance to Haj pilgrims.
Making the announcement, Telangana State Haj Committee Chairman Mohammed Masiullah Khan and Special Officer Prof. S. A. Shukoor said that eligible candidates should submit applications on line on web site www.haj.inc.in/deputation till 24 January and the hard copy of the online filled application form duly approved by Competent authority along with required enclosures should be sent to Under Secretary (Haj-II), Haj division, Ministry of Minority Affairs, West Block – VIII, Wing –II, first floor, Sector-I R.K. Puram, New Delhi, 110066 on or before 10th February, 2019.
They further said that the female candidates should be employees of Police/Para Military/Defence Forces only. Interview for selection of the candidates would be conducted by the Ministry if Minority Affairs and date, time and venue of the interview would be intimidated to the candidates in due course, they said.
