Jairam Thakur came in support of policemen!!!
Jairam Thakur came in support of policemen!!!
In himachal pradesh, the government led by chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu recently took a big decision regarding the travel of police personnel in HRTC bus. Earlier, Rs 110 used to be deducted from the salary of police personnel every month and went to the HRTC management. Now the police personnel will have to pay their own fare for personal work. The money spent on fare will be refunded when traveling by bus for official work. This is called reimbursement. There has been internal opposition among the policemen against this decision of the government.
Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur came in support of the police personnel
Former chief minister of himachal pradesh Jairam Thakur has condemned the withdrawal of this facility being given to the policemen by the government. Jairam Thakur said that in return for traveling by bus for government work, the police personnel get a fixed amount deducted from their salary every month. Even after this, the ministers of the government are saying that the police personnel used to travel free in the bus. This statement given by the government is shameful. The police department has been giving Rs 5 crore to HRTC every year.
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Such comments by the ministers in the government are also condemnable. The minister of the state government used the words free travel and misuse of the police force in HRTC. These are extremely objectionable words. The government should apologize for this. He said that if the state government wants to increase revenue, then it should pay attention to the army of advisors and the arbitrary distribution of cabinet ranks.
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Leader of the opposition Jairam Thakur said that in view of the diversity of work of the police personnel, the government had made arrangements for subsidized travel in HRTC. police personnel have to travel here and there to complete their work. Sometimes police personnel travel in the bus with summons, and sometimes for other government work.