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J&K PSC, Principal Advocate General (Audit) Submit Reports to Lieutenant Governor
✍️ Daily Excelsior
🗓 02 Aug 2026, 04:48 PM
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The Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission and the Principal Advocate General (Audit) have submitted their respective reports to the Lieutenant Governor, marking a key step in the state's administrative processes.
The Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission (PSC) and the Principal Advocate General (Audit) have formally submitted their reports to the Lieutenant Governor (LG). The PSC report outlines the outcomes of recent recruitment drives and highlights compliance with statutory guidelines. The audit report, prepared by the Principal Advocate General, details the financial audit of state departments and recommends measures for improved transparency.
Both documents were presented to the LG in a brief session, underscoring the state's commitment to accountability and efficient governance. The LG is expected to review the findings and may issue directives based on the recommendations.
This submission follows the PSC’s mandate to oversee recruitment and the audit function’s role in ensuring fiscal discipline. The reports are part of the regular reporting cycle that keeps the LG informed of the state’s administrative and financial health.
The LG’s review is anticipated to influence upcoming policy decisions and reforms, reinforcing the state's focus on transparent governance.
Both documents were presented to the LG in a brief session, underscoring the state's commitment to accountability and efficient governance. The LG is expected to review the findings and may issue directives based on the recommendations.
This submission follows the PSC’s mandate to oversee recruitment and the audit function’s role in ensuring fiscal discipline. The reports are part of the regular reporting cycle that keeps the LG informed of the state’s administrative and financial health.
The LG’s review is anticipated to influence upcoming policy decisions and reforms, reinforcing the state's focus on transparent governance.