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Punjab govt okays appointment of ‘last 2 unemployed’ Arjun Bajwa and Bhisham Pandey in Punjab Police

Written by  Rajan Nath -- June 18th 2021 05:58 PM -- Updated: June 18th 2021 06:01 PM
Punjab govt okays appointment of ‘last 2 unemployed’ Arjun Bajwa and Bhisham Pandey in Punjab Police

Punjab govt okays appointment of ‘last 2 unemployed’ Arjun Bajwa and Bhisham Pandey in Punjab Police

Amid protests in Punjab over unemployment, the Punjab Cabinet has given the approval to appoint Arjun Pratap Singh Bajwa as Inspector (Group B) in Punjab Police and Bhisham Pandey as Naib Tehsildar (Group-B) in the Revenue department. As a special case, the Cabinet has approved the appointment of Arjun Pratap Singh Bajwa. It is pertinent to mention that he is the grandson of ex-Punjab Minister Satnam Singh Bajwa, who laid his life in 1987 for the sake of peace and harmony in the State. Also Read | No relief for common man as petrol and diesel prices in India hiked again Punjab Cabinet approves restructuring of four departments He has been given an appointment by allowing a one-time waiver and relaxation in the relevant rules without making it a precedent. Also Read | CBSE Class 12 result 2021 to be decided on basis of performance in Class 10, 11 & 12 In another decision, the Cabinet also gave the nod to the appointment of Bhisham Pandey, the grandson of Joginder Pal Pandey who was gunned down by terrorists in 1987, as Naib Tehsildar (Group-B) in the Revenue Department. 9 new ministers in Punjab cabinet; CM Amarinder allocates portfolios | Chandigarh News - Times of India His appointment is also treated as a special case, by giving one-time relaxation in the policy of compassionate appointments, 2002. However, it will not be treated as a precedent. Noting the sacrifice of their families, the Chief Minister said children and grandchildren of such people would continue to be considered by his government for compensatory appointment on case to case basis. The development comes at a time when Punjab has been witnessing major protests over unemployment. Click here to follow PTC News on Twitter PTC News


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