Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh School Education Department has issued around 600 compassionate appointment orders in the past two days out of approximately 859 pending cases, School Education Minister Uday Pratap Singh said.
The cases relate to long-pending compassionate appointment matters in the School Education Department. According to Singh, the action has been taken in line with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s expectations regarding the resolution of these cases.
30 More Orders to Be Issued
Singh said that approximately 30 more appointment orders are expected to be issued over the next two days.
The minister also said that the department is considering necessary options in the remaining cases and that these matters are being examined with sensitivity.
In a social media post, Singh described the initiative as one aimed at providing timely financial support and a basis for a dignified life to the families of deceased employees.
Remaining Cases Under Consideration
The School Education Department is continuing to examine the remaining compassionate appointment cases, according to the minister.
The announcement stated that the department is considering appropriate options for the cases that have not yet been resolved.
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