Seventh Pay Commission Report to be implemented in Uttar Pradesh before election code of conduct
Akhilesh Yadav's
cabinet on Monday proposed a gift of happiness to almost 22 million employees
and pension holders of Uttar Pradesh government. After the Cabinet meeting,
Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has announced that the government has stepped
ahead to implement the seventh pay commission report to the employees of state
government. The Uttar Pradesh state government employees around 1.6 million and
6 million pensioners are to be benefitted.
Chief Minister said, “A
committee will be formed; he will appoint the chairman for it. The committee will
submit its report within six months.”
According to sources,
the Akhilesh government that is trying to maintain the feel-good atmosphere
during this season of coming assembly election is preparing to introduce it
within two to three months.
Government may
implement the seventh pay scale in the month of October this year lest the gift
of employees and pension holders should be stuck somewhere in the rounds of the
election code of conduct.
Chief Minister Akhilesh
Yadav said, “it will cost Rs 24,000 crore burden over government in
implementing; but the state government proposal of 20 per cent HRA hike to
employees has currently stuck.”
After a few days it can
get approval. It is believed to be fixed; it will also be announced by the
state government before the election code of conduct.
The gift by state
government is not just limited to the government employees. The Samajwadi Party
has to look very large vote bank of weavers so today the cabinet under
Samajwadi Handloom Weavers’ Pension Scheme decided to give Rs 500 as pension to
the weavers of over 60 years every month.
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