SRINAGAR, Dec 4: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today handed over appointment letters and regularisation orders to a group of employees, reaffirming the government’s commitment to providing secure and transparent employment opportunities. The ceremony, held at the Civil Secretariat, was attended by senior officials and beneficiaries who expressed gratitude for the government’s initiative.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the distribution of appointment letters and regularisation orders reflects the administration’s resolve to honour its promises and ensure fairness in recruitment processes. He emphasised that the government is working to streamline employment policies, reduce delays, and provide stability to workers who have served for years on temporary or contractual basis.
Omar Abdullah highlighted that regularisation of services is not only a matter of administrative reform but also a step towards recognising the dedication and contribution of employees. “We are committed to building a workforce that feels secure and valued, which in turn strengthens governance and service delivery,” he remarked.
Officials noted that the beneficiaries included employees from various departments who had been awaiting confirmation of their services. The move is expected to boost morale and improve efficiency across government offices.
The Chief Minister assured that similar measures will continue to be taken in future, with the aim of expanding opportunities for youth and ensuring transparency in all recruitment processes. He reiterated that the government’s employment policies are designed to balance merit with compassion, thereby fostering a more inclusive administrative framework.
The distribution of appointment letters and regularisation orders was welcomed by the recipients, who described the step as a turning point in their professional lives. The event underscored the government’s focus on responsive governance and its commitment to the welfare of employees.
