The salary will be Rs 1,77,500 per month.
Candidates selected in Group A will be assigned to All India Liability Service Postings at the National Investigation Agency Headquarters in New Delhi.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has invited online applications for the position of Public Prosecutor Group A at the National Investigation Agency of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Headquarters (New Delhi). The official notice for NIA Recruitment 2023 has been released by the Government of India. As per the NIA Recruitment 2023 notice released by UPSC, 23 public prosecutor vacancies in Pay Matrix Level-10 (Rs. 56100-177500) are to be filled. The total emoluments excluding HRA will be Rs 44900 at the time of the first appointment, and Dearness Allowance will be applied every month.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is a special law enforcement agency in India that focuses on counter-terrorism. It has the power to investigate and deal with crimes related to terrorism in various states without special authorization from the states themselves, as long as there is a written proclamation from the Department of the Interior.
According to NIA Recruitment, candidates selected in Group ‘A’ would be assigned to All India Liability Service Postings at National Investigation Agency Headquarters in New Delhi.
Application Deadline
The notification states that the deadline for completing the online application procedure is July 13, 2023. Candidates must complete the Online Recruitment Application (ORA) and follow the instructions.
Job offer:
There are a total of 23 seats available with 13 under the UR category and rest for different categories.
Salary
The salary is based on the wage matrix at 7th CPC Level-10 (Rs 56100- Rs 177500).
Age limit:
The age of the candidate of the non-reserved category cannot exceed 35 years. For the appointed employees of the central government/Union territory, a relaxation of up to 5 years in the upper age limit has been given.
Education qualification:
Candidate must have an LLB degree.
Experience:
Should have had 07 years of practice as a lawyer handling criminal cases or 07 years of experience working in the State Judicial Service or the Legal Department of the State or Central Government.
