8th Pay Commission: Amidst the ongoing deadlock in the country's Parliament, the issue of salary of central employees has again come into discussion. Employees had expressed hope when the question of formation of the Eighth Pay Commission was raised, meanwhile what is the mood of the central government regarding the Eighth Pay Commission... let us know this in this news below-
(8th Pay Commission) Amidst the ongoing deadlock in the country's Parliament, the issue of salary of central employees has again come into discussion. Employees had expressed hopes when the question of formation of the Eighth Pay Commission was raised, but they have received a negative response from the Modi government.
Armed forces personnel and other workers have been waiting for a long time for the new pay commission to increase their salary, but this response of the government has proved to be disappointing for them.
In fact, MPs from various parties have raised questions regarding the Eighth Pay Commission. Is the government aware of the resentment prevailing among the central government employees due to non-formation of the Eighth CPC and if yes, what is the government's response to this. (8th pay commission latest updates)
The Union Minister gave a shocking statement-
When this question was asked to the Central Government in this matter, Union Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Choudhary replied that at present, the government does not have any proposal under consideration for the formation of the Eighth Central Pay Commission for Central Government employees.
According to the information, Lok Sabha MPs Jai Prakash, Anand Bhadoria and V. Vaithilingam had asked the government a question on the constitution of the Eighth Central Pay Commission.
On Monday, Lok Sabha MPs Jai Prakash, Anand Bhadoria and V. Vaithilingam had asked the government a question on the constitution of the Eighth Central Pay Commission (CPC).
What questions were asked?
The MPs asked whether the Eighth Central Pay Commission for Central Government employees was constituted in February 2013? If yes, what is the reason for not constituting the Eighth CPC even after more than 10 years of the formation of the Seventh CPC and ignoring the unprecedented price rise/cost of living and the plight of employees.
One question is whether the government is aware of the resentment prevailing among the Central Government employees due to not constituting the Eighth CPC or not.
The central government replied-
Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Choudhary said that there is no proposal under consideration on the formation of the Eighth Central Pay Commission.
He also said that the 7th Pay Commission was formed on February 28, 2014. This statement has come as a big shock to 48 lakh central government employees and about 65 lakh pensioners, affecting their expectations related to salary and pension. There is no clarity now about the need for a pay commission for employees.