Grievance redress: Chief Secy meets applicants

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Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa met applicants from Bhopal and other places and forwarded their applications to concerning departments for redress at Mantralaya on Friday.

Ravi Prakash Dube of Satna district urged the CS for appointment on compassionate ground. Dube’s father was posted in 7th Battalion of SAF and died before completing 20 years of service. Then, the applicant Ravi Prakash Dube was five-year-old. Despite provision of child constable in the Home Department, he was not given appointment on compassionate ground since name of son Ravi Prakash Dube was not included in the service book of the deceased Government servant.

later also, the applicant could not get appointment on compassionate ground since prescribed bar of 7 years for this, expired. Taking decision on humanitarian ground, the Chief Secretary directed Home Department to start process of compassionate appointment. Similarly, Nazma Khan of Bhopal presented application for appointment in Energy Department on compassionate ground following untimely death of her husband in year 2011. CS directed Principal Secretary Energy for necessary action in this case.

On the application of payment of gratuity and pension of retired principal of Government Women’s Polytechnic Bhopal, NK Jain, the Chief Secretary gave directives to Principal Secretary Technical Education and Skill Development for necessary action. Sarpanch Ramdhari Singh Narre urged for concrete livelihoods sources for people of re-settled tribal village Sonpur. Ajay Dwivedi, the terminated steno typist of Ashta Nagar Palika in Sehore district, applied for re-instatement and Vikas Jain of Sagar applied for appointment on the post of assistant grade-3 following his selection in Tribal Welfare Department. Both applications were forwarded to concerning departments for disposal.

Rajshri Rajput of Bhopal urged for allotment of plot on Kolar Road. CS directed Collector Bhopal for action. Tulsiram Dwivedi of Mandsaur complained about non-payment of salary and Chhatarpur district’s Archana Jain about delay in her promotion in Education Department. Shalini Kashyap of Rajgarh district apprised CS about removal from contractual service as data entry operator. The CS directed Secretary Economics, Planning and Statistics for necessary action in these cases. Girls students of Government Nursing College Indore informed the CS about different norms being adopted in Government medical colleges for students of the same course. They urged for a separate agency for nursing recruitments. On this application, the CS directed Medical Education and Health Department for necessary action. 

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