News India Live, Digital Desk: The festive season in Bihar is knocking, but this happiness has faded a bit for about 40,000 newly appointed teachers of the state. While the salary of the rest of August came to the account of the rest of the government employees on September 1, the bank accounts of these teachers are still vacant. Why the salary of these teachers admitted by BPSC (Bihar Public Service Commission) stuck? This question has stirred up from Patna to villages.
Why is the salary stopped? Will be shocked to know the reason
When the matter was investigated, there is no major budget crisis, but an administrative negligence has come to light. The salary of these 40,000 teachers is stopped only because their The service book (service book) has not been updated yet.
The service book is a very important document for any government employee, in which all the information related to his job is recorded. Without updating it, the process of issuing salary is not completed.
Mercury of ‘Boss’ KK Pathak of Education Department, Deos gets ultimatum
Given the seriousness of the case, Additional Chief Secretary of Education Department KK Pathak has taken a very tough stance. He has written a strong letter to all the district education officials (DOS) of the state and expressed deep displeasure over it.
According to sources, KK Pathak in his letter described it as “the subject of very regret” and a “serious matter”. They all deos Ultimatum till 20 September Has given.
The letter has direct warning:
- If the work is not completed by this date, strict disciplinary action will be taken against the Deo and the Establishment Branch employees of the concerned district.
This strict attitude of the department shows how serious it is about the matter, especially when instructions had been given to complete the work earlier, but the authorities did not take it seriously.
Now the hope is that after this ultimatum, officers will work fast at the district level and thousands of teachers will get their hard earned money before festivals.
North India Statesman