Non-lapsable ex-servicemen quota seats
Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 4 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“We will ensure that 70% of all seats reserved for ex-servicemen under the ex-servicemen quota in government jobs become non-lapsable.”
Our Assessment
The promise was not merely to maintain ex-servicemen reservation; it was to make 70 percent of all seats reserved under the ex-servicemen quota non-lapsable. The KSB Guidebook 2025 records Uttarakhand reservation in state government jobs as 2 percent for ex-servicemen only, but I did not find approved-source evidence of a post-2022 policy making 70 percent of those reserved seats non-lapsable, or a notified carry-forward/non-lapse mechanism. The verdict is pending because the underlying ESM quota exists, but the promised non-lapsable conversion is unverified. Budget status: no budget line needed for the quota itself, and no administrative order/allocation found for the promised non-lapsable mechanism.
Sources & Evidence
Promise Timeline
KSB Guidebook 2025 listed Uttarakhand state government job reservation as 2 percent for ex-servicemen only, but did not evidence the promised 70 percent non-lapsable mechanism.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised that 70 percent of seats reserved for ex-servicemen under the ex-servicemen quota in government jobs would become non-lapsable.
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