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CM Mohan Yadav Seeks Department-Wise Data On Pending Employee Cases

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has decided to hold a meeting with the officers regarding the pending cases of employees. He has sought employee-related information from all departments. The appointments on compassionate grounds, promotions, direct recruitment, disciplinary action, and pension-related cases remain pending in all departments. Before Yadav's proposed meeting,…

CM Mohan Yadav Seeks Department-Wise Data On Pending Employee Cases

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav aims to gather department-wise data on pending employee cases during an upcoming meeting. He has requested all departments to provide information on appointments on compassionate grounds, promotions, direct recruitment, disciplinary actions, and pension-related cases that are currently pending.

A letter has been sent to all officers by the CM's secretariat, urging them to explain the reasons behind the delays. The government is eager to expedite the resolution of such cases, which have been lingering for a long time in various departments. The government has also opened the possibility of further promotions for employees.

Discussions on potential promotions are ongoing in some departments, and Chief Minister Yadav may address these issues during the meeting. Additionally, departmental inquiries and pension cases remain unresolved for an extended period, often leading to complaints of corruption. The Chief Minister may seek to monitor and address these problems at the level of the departments.

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