Six Terminated Patwaris In Indore Await Reinstatement Despite Government Assurance; Fresh Dindori Dismissal Sparks Anger Over SVAMITVA Yojana Agitation
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Patwari Association has called off its agitation over the 'SVAMITVA Yojana' issue after the state government promised to withdraw all actions, including suspensions and terminations. However, six terminated patwaris of Indore are still awaiting reinstatement. Meanwhile, a patwari of Shahpura tehsil in Dindori, Satyam Bamlia, was terminated on Oct 22 for participating…
The Patwari Association has ended its protest regarding the SVAMITVA Yojana issue following the state government's commitment to retract all actions, including suspensions and terminations. Nevertheless, six patwaris from Indore remain in need of reinstatement. Simultaneously, a patwari named Satyam Bamlia from Shahpura tehsil in Dindori was dismissed on October 22 for engaging in the agitation and missing work.
Dindori's patwari association plans to take Bamlia's termination to court. General Secretary of the Patwari Association, Dharmendra Sharma, disclosed that discussions have taken place with the collector, who agreed to reinstate the six patwaris from Indore. However, collected orders are yet to be received. It is believed that the collector had assured the working patwaris that the terminated personnel would be reinstated once they met a specific target under the SVAMITVA Yojana.
The Patwari Association announced that the Chief Minister will join their convention in Bhopal next month. The association will deliberate on issues to be addressed at the event. They intend to advocate for promotions, cadre review, and salary increases during the convention, according to General Secretary Dharmendra Sharma.
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