Bureau report : Patwaris burnt copies of ESMA law on Friday. He also strongly opposed biometric attendance. A few days ago, Chief Minister Mann took strict notice of the threat of employees in the district offices of Punjab from September 11 to go to the Kalamchod flood pond. The Punjab government had introduced the Essential Services Maintenance Act. This directive will be applicable till October 31. On the other hand, despite the government’s threat, from September 11 to September 13, the Patwaris are adamant to go to the floodplain. Patwaris have decided to burn copies of the government’s ESMA law due to the government’s non-invitation for talks till September 7. Before this, 19 patwaris had resigned yesterday. These patwaris were those who had retired but were kept on contract by the government. While distributing the appointment letters to the new Patwaris, once again Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has warned the Patwaris of Ludkhtali. There is news that the clerks have also come forward in support of the Patwaris.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann while handing over the appointment letters to 710 Patwaris said that the more you use the pen, the allowance will increase. If you leave the pen, then it will be difficult. In fact, CM Mann was warning the old patwaris while admonishing the new patwaris.
Biometric attendance not successful in field work
Patwari Manjit Singh said that biometric attendance system is not successful in field work. This is causing trouble in working. Because the work of Patwaris is field work. You will have to come to the office to attend before you can see the opportunity. Similarly, sometimes it is necessary to reach the court due to summons. But it will be difficult to come to the office and go to the court for attendance. While Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann says that Patwaris have replaced 10 thousand men and they are working as property dealers, due to which the decision has been taken for biometric attendance.
The clerks are also ready to go to the floodplain
In support of the Patwari, the clerks are also preparing to go to the floodplain from September 11 to 13. The Chief Minister tweeted a few days ago and wrote in the post that we have come to know that the district employees, Patwari and Kanungo are involved in this. They are going to Kalamchod Ludkhtal from 11th to 13th September to take a patwari caught in a bribery case. Mann had given instructions to the Chief Secretary that many districts of Punjab are facing floods and it is not good for the employees to go to the floodplain.
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