419 employees transferred from 4 ministries of Lumbini

The State Government's Staff Management Procedure, 2077 has made the month of July the month of staff transfer . It is mentioned in the procedure that the office of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers should transfer or post employees within July 21 and other ministries or agencies within the middle of July. According to the same procedure, the office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers transferred a large number of employees on July 21 and other ministries on August 7 and 9.

Most of the 147 employees of the Ministry of Forest and Environment have been transferred. Secondly, the Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers has transferred 121 people. The Ministry of Health has transferred 84 people and the Ministry of Economic Affairs has transferred 67 people from the accounting group.

Most of the employees who will be transferred have stayed in the same work area for 2 years or more . The government has made a policy to transfer those who have been working continuously for at least two years in the transfer procedure. In the first week of July, the government had asked the employees who had reached the deadline to be transferred to another place according to the transfer criteria.

According to the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers office sources, the employees of the ministry and subordinate directorates or departments of Dang, the capital of the province, requested the transfer to offices in Rupandehi, Butwal and the surrounding areas. The number of those who wanted to go to Ministry or Deukhuri from outside was small.

According to the government's personnel management procedure, it is mentioned that the decision regarding the appointment, posting or transfer of gazetted first class or authorized eleventh level or above staff will be made by the Council of Ministers . Similarly, it is mentioned that the transfer of employees of Ninth, Tenth and Rap II or similar levels will be done by the decision of the chief secretary of the province. Similarly, there is a provision that the relevant ministry can appoint, post or transfer employees from the eighth level to the third level.

Ministries have moved accordingly . 5 Deputy Secretaries working in the Chief Minister's Office have been transferred. Deputy Secretary Prem Prasad Acharya working in the office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers has gone to the Ministry of Urban Development and Water Supply. Similarly, Deputy Secretary Krishna Prasad Gautam in the Ministry of Agriculture, Land Management and Cooperatives, Punaram Poudel in the Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Madhusudan Poudel in the office of Cooperative Registration Officer in the Ministry of Health and Diwakar Bhandari in the Ministry of Social Development have been transferred to Rupandehi.

Similarly, from the accounting group, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Planning appointed Khageshwar Ghimire, Senior Account Officer of the Ministry of Urban Development and Water Supply, Lumbini Provincial Hospital Butwal, Dinesh Singh Thakur, the Account Officer of the Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers, Banke, Transport Management Office, Naveen Shrestha, the Account Officer of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Planning, Provincial Account. Account Officer Navraj Subedi working in Control Office Butwal and Road Infrastructure Development Office Dang has been transferred to Chief Minister and Council of Ministers Office Deukhuri.

According to the Deputy Secretary of the Chief Minister's Office, Mahesh Pandey, according to the personnel management procedures, the Chief Minister's Office has transferred 121 employees, including 5 Deputy Secretaries, 20 of the tenth level, 2 of the ninth level, and 16 of the eighth level . "The Chief Minister's Office and three other ministries have already transferred the staff," he said, "even though the personnel management procedures require the decision to be made within July, some ministries are still preparing." He said that 419 employees were transferred by the Ministry of Affairs. The personnel management procedure mentions that the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Planning will carry out the transfer of accounting group employees in coordination with the Provincial Accounting Control Office.

According to the relevant ministries, the Chief Minister's Office has transferred 16 employees of the eighth level, 2 of the seventh, 63 of the sixth, 10 of the fifth and 3 of the fourth level . Similarly, the Ministry of Forestry and Environment has transferred 147 employees including 80 of the eighth grade, 5 of the seventh grade, 24 of the sixth grade, 15 of the fifth grade and 23 of the third grade . 84 people have been transferred from the Ministry of Health, including 23 of the eighth level, 7 of the seventh, 25 of the sixth and 29 of the fifth. Similarly, 67 people have been transferred from the accounting group, including 8 people from eighth level, 52 people from sixth level and 7 people from fifth level .

Ministry of Forest has transferred from Forest Assistant to Ranger and Forest Officer . Similarly, the Ministry of Health has transferred health workers including Ayurveda doctors, medical officers, senior public health officers, senior health education officers, public health inspectors, lab technician inspectors, staff nurses, and lab technicians. Most of the medical officers transferred from the district hospital have been brought to Lumbini Regional Hospital.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Health, Nodnarayan Chaudhary, said that the employees who have met the government's standards and applied for transfer have been transferred. "Eighteen people including 10 medical officers have been transferred," he said, "Preference has been given to those who meet the criteria for transfer and live in remote areas." Out of the 84 transferred, there are many fifth level staff nurses and lab technicians.