Ajmer Revenue Staff Addresses Key Departmental Issues

Ajmer witnessed a significant meeting on August 20, as the Rajasthan Revenue Ministerial Employees/Officers Union, Ajmer, engaged in discussions with the Joint Secretary of the Revenue Department. The meeting focused on a range of demands put forth by the employees, aiming to streamline operations and improve working conditions within the department.

District Convenor Dharmendra Hada shared details of the discussions, which saw General Secretary Suresh Tobadia and other key office-bearers present. The talks covered six major points, highlighting crucial areas for reform.

Core Demands on the Table

The union presented a comprehensive list of issues, seeking immediate attention and resolution from the department. These demands are critical for enhancing efficiency and ensuring fair practices:

  • An increase in posts within Sub-Divisional offices, directly correlating with the existing workload.
  • Proper allocation of positions in District Collector offices, aligning with the specific district cadre requirements.
  • The urgent organization of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) meetings to fill vacant posts through promotions.
  • Establishment of clear 'option rules' for the promotion of Additional Administrative Officers and Tehsildars.
  • Provision of essential training programs for employees to upgrade their skills and knowledge.
  • A call to declare all District Collector offices as 'Mini Secretariats' to improve administrative functioning.

The Joint Secretary of the Revenue Department listened carefully to all the demands. Officials have assured the union that these concerns will be taken seriously and that a swift resolution can be expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the primary demands raised by the Ajmer Revenue Employees Union?

The union primarily demanded an increase in posts based on workload, proper allocation of district cadre posts, conducting DPC for promotions, creating option rules for promotions, providing employee training, and declaring District Collector offices as 'Mini Secretariats'.

What was the outcome of the meeting between the union and the Revenue Department's Joint Secretary?

The Joint Secretary listened attentively to all the demands and assured the union that the issues would be addressed seriously and resolved promptly. Stay tuned to MTTV India News for the latest developments.