Himachal Pradesh deputy chief minister Mukesh Agnihotri announced that 419 jobs have been provided on compassionate grounds in the Jal Shakti Vibhag. The move reflects the state government’s humanity-first approach, offering immediate relief and long-term security to families of deceased employees who lost their breadwinners unexpectedly.
In Dharamshala, deputy chief minister Mukesh Agnihotri confirmed that the Jal Shakti Vibhag has issued 419 compassionate appointments to dependents of deceased employees. The initiative, supported by chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, is aimed at ensuring dignified livelihoods for families facing hardships after losing their primary earners.
Agnihotri emphasized that the appointments demonstrate the government’s commitment to social responsibility and compassion. He noted that the Jal Shakti secretary has already issued appointment letters to the engineer-in-chief, ensuring that the process is completed swiftly.
Key Highlights
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100 Class III junior office assistant (IT) posts filled
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319 multi-task worker positions granted
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Appointment letters issued by Jal Shakti secretary to engineer-in-chief
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Initiative reflects humanity-first governance approach
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Provides immediate relief and long-term security to affected families
Conclusion
The compassionate appointments in Jal Shakti Vibhag highlight the government’s resolve to prioritize welfare and dignity for families of deceased employees. By offering structured employment opportunities, the initiative strengthens social trust and ensures stability for those facing unforeseen hardships.
Sources: Hindustan Times, Dateline Dharamshala, Janta Serishta