30 officials receive appreciation letters

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, August 7

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ghanshyam Thori felicitated 30 officials for their good work in reducing pendency in sewa kendras, making Jalandhar a leading district in terms of lowest pendency in sewa kendras in Punjab. Notably, Jalandhar district has zero pendency status, which is lowest in the state.

The DC while handing over appreciation letters to best performing officials said it was only team work that has led to this position. He added that all of us must continue working with renewed zeal and passion to maintain the top position. He said more appreciation letters would be given to officers/officials for making Jalandhar a leading district in flagship programmes of the state government.

Officials who received appreciation letters included superintendent MCJ Kamal Roop, junior assistant, MCJ, Satnam Singh, ASI Jaswant Lal, ASI Manjinder Singh, constable Amanpreet Singh, Sanjeev Chauchan and Ritu Sharma from Civil Surgeon Office, Amritpal Singh, Rajinder Kumar, Jagraj Chopra, and Mandeep Singh from LA branch of DC Office, Amarjit Singh and Satinder Singh from the Health Department, Parmod Kumar, Rakesh Kumar-clerk-SMO Nakodar, Jaspreet Singh District trainer Sewa Kendra, Lovejot Chander computer operator, Naresh Kumar Senior Assistant Tehsil-2, Balwant Singh Junior Assistant Tehsil-2, Nidhi clerk DSSO Jalandhar, Varinder Kumar DSSO, Himanshu Arora clerk, EOMC, Nakodar, Ganesh Kumar from SMO Shahkot office, Mukhtiar Singh Junior Assistant Shahkot SDM, Pawan Kumar block accountant PHC Mehatpur, Seema Rani computer clerk CHC Adampur, Jaswant Rai junior assistant Tehsildar Phillaur, Honey Bansal Clerk Sub Tehsil Kartarpur, Angrej Singh Reader Tehsil-1, and Narinder Singh reader Tehsildar Shahkot.

The felicitated officials thanked the DC for recognising their services and reiterated their commitment to maintaining top position in terms of lowest pendency in Punjab.