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The Sukhu government of Himachal Pradesh has issued orders to pay salaries to the government employees and pensioners of the state on October 28, four days before Diwali. In this series, there is good news for thousands of outsourced Asha, Anganwadi and multi task worker employees of the state.
Subodh Kumar Mishra , ShimlaMon, 21 Oct 2024 11:26 AM share
The Sukhu government of Himachal Pradesh has issued orders to pay salaries to the government employees and pensioners of the state on October 28, four days before Diwali, so that they can celebrate the festival well with their families. In this series, there is good news for thousands of outsourced Asha, Anganwadi and multi task worker employees of the state. These employees will also get their salaries before Diwali.
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu made this announcement in Shimla on Monday. He said that outsourced, Asha, Anganwadi, multi task workers will also be given salaries on October 28, before Diwali. With this announcement of the Chief Minister, thousands of employees of these categories have got the gift of Diwali. The salaries of outsourced workers posted in many departments of the state are delayed for months. Due to the announcement of the Chief Minister, this time the Diwali of these employees will not be dull and they will get their salaries before time.
CM Sukhu, while retorting to the statement of Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur, said that when he was the Chief Minister, Jairam Thakur left a debt of Rs. 85 thousand crores on the state and after going out of power, he is trying to mislead the people by making unnecessary statements.
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Report: UK Sharma