Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has said that the State Government has initiated the process for regularisation of services of more than 20,000 village revenue assistants who are on the forefront in providing services in rural areas.
The Government has constituted a committee to work out modalities for regularising services of 9,355 junior panchayat secretaries. “Our Government is reputed as employee-friendly and employees of different departments are drawing highest salaries in the country,” the Chief Minister said.
The Chief Minister was speaking at the commencement of celebrations of 10th year of Telangana State formation organised here on Friday. He recalled how the State Government overcame obstacles and launched a massive recruitment drive in line with the aspirations of unemployed youth. In the process, the Government had taken steps to achieve local reservation for employment after dividing the State into seven zones and two multi-zones foe recruitment purposes.
