Non-lapsable job quota for wards of martyrs

The promise was a non-lapsable quota for wards of martyred soldiers in government jobs. Approved-source evidence shows the state has an operational compassionate-employment pathway for martyr dependents: Business Standard reported the Chief Minister saying 37 dependents of martyrs had been provided government jobs and the application period had been increased from two years to five years; the Haridwar district soldier board page also lists helping dependents of martyred soldiers obtain government jobs as a district soldier board function. However, I did not find approved-source evidence of a non-lapsable quota for wards, or a notified quota that cannot lapse. The verdict is partial because employment support exists, but the promised durable quota mechanism remains unverified. Budget status: no specific budget line or quota-post allocation found.