Andhra pradesh govt ramadan leave: After Telangana, now the Andhra Pradesh government has also allowed Muslim government employees to leave the office one hour ago in the month of Ramadan. This decision has come at a time when the BJP protested fiercely on this issue in Telangana. Now the dilemma before the BJP is to oppose or support this decision.
In fact, in Telangana, the BJP described this decision as a politics of appeasement and attacked the Congress government, but in Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s government (which is part of the NDA alliance) took the same decision. Due to which the situation of BJP has become uncomfortable, because on the one hand it is opposing it in Telangana, on the other hand Andhra Pradesh government is its ally.
Which employees will get this facility?
Government employee
Teacher
contract worker
Outsourcing staff
Board and corporation personnel
Public sector staff
What was said in the government order?
The official order of the Government of Andhra Pradesh states, “Muslim government employees, teachers, contract, outsourcing, boards and public sector employees are allowed to leave office or school on all working days from March 2 to March 30, so that They can complete the necessary religious rituals. “
Rojedars will get relief by 30 March
The holy month of Ramadan can begin from March 1 or 2. This moon will be decided according to the appearance, but before that the Andhra Pradesh government has issued an order for Muslim employees. According to this order, the Muslim employees there will be allowed to leave the office one hour before in the month of Ramadan. This order will be applicable to Muslim regular state workers along with Muslim employees working in teachers, contract employees, outsourcing, board and village/ward secretariats.
Reported status for BJP
Let us know that the Telangana government has also allowed Muslim government employees to leave the office one hour ago in the month of Ramadan on Tuesday (February 18). The BJP was strongly opposing about which, but in Andhra Pradesh, the government led by Chandrababu Naidu is also adopting the same policy. Now it will be interesting to see if the BJP will now question its own coalition partner?