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Skeletons likely to tumble as Govt mulls probe in regularization of daily wagers
12/27/2018 11:10:29 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Dec 27: Many skeletons are likely to tumble in state's administrative machinery as the government is all set to initiate a high level inquiry into alleged bungling in the regularization of daily wagers in the state.
There are reports that several departments in Jammu and Kashmir have wrongly inducted names of people into the list of the adhoc employees. Such an action has led to the chaos on ground with finance department busy fixing errors ahead of formulating roadmap to regularize the daily wagers.
On December 26, this year, the government ordered an inquiry into the regularisation process of the daily wagers in the department of PDD. As per the sources, similar inquiries will be initiated in other departments as well.
Reports inform that in August last year, the then finance minister Haseeb Drabu had taken a serious note of the misuse of the official position by some senior officials and had asked for a high level inquiry into the matter. Reports inform that as this year the government announced the Adhaar based attendance of the daily rated employees in order to access their exact number that could pave way for their regularisation of the services, some departments of the state government had allegedly tempered with the process and had adjusted the names of their own men or those who have allegedly greased their palms, in the list of the daily rated employees. The corruption of such a ruthless level has resulted in total chaos as the numbers have begun to alter drastically. Earlier, the number of the daily rated workers engaged mainly in PHE, Irrigation, Flood Control and R&B was estimated to be 60 thousand. After the alleged tempering of the records done by some senior officials of these departments, the number of the daily rated workers has spiked to 96 thousand.
Witnessing such a high end corruption, the government to had put the regularisation of the daily rated employees on hold due to which the deserving ones were left in lurch at large. It was informed further that the finance department had earlier called an emergency meeting in the civil secretariat wherein the officials were slammed over creating chaos in the entire process. Quoting the finance department officials, sources privy to the development divulged that it looks that the palms of the officials were greased enmasse that had led to the addition of 30 thousand blue eyed persons in the list of the daily rated employees.
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