The chief commissioner of the Right to Service Commission of Uttarakhand, Alok Kumar Jain superannuated on Monday after serving the commission for five years. Jain who was the first chief commissioner of the Right to Services commission of the state had taken charge of the commission on July 22, 2014. A ceremony was organised in commission on Monday to bid a warm farewell to Jain. Speaking on the occasion, Jain said that it has came to his notice that the government orders (GO) are wrongly interpreted at Tehsil level which result in wrong disbursal of caste, domicile and other certificates. He said that the commission ensured disbursal of pensions to 7640 pensioners from the social welfare department. Jain gave an elaborate account of the various decisions of commission which proved beneficial to the general public. He also threw light on the importance of commission and its role in future.
The outgoing chief commissioner was felicitated by D S Gabriyal, secretary of the commission Pankaj Naithani, B B Dhyani, joint director National savings department, project director Peyjal Nigam C S Rajwar and others.