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Around 200 Rajasthan electricity employees demand post restructuring at Jaipur's Electricity Building
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 10:15 AM
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Nearly 200 staff from Rajasthan’s five power utilities gathered at the Electricity Building in Jaipur to submit a memorandum calling for the creation of new posts and re‑classification of ministerial‑grade positions.
A group of roughly two hundred employees representing all five state‑run electricity companies assembled at the Electricity Building in Jaipur. The workers handed over a formal memorandum to senior officials, outlining their collective concerns.
The memorandum seeks a comprehensive re‑organisation of ministerial‑grade cadres and the establishment of additional posts, including the creation of an establishment officer and other senior roles. Employees argue that the current structure hampers efficient service delivery and limits career progression.
The demand reflects a broader sentiment among the workforce that the existing hierarchy does not match the expanding responsibilities of the power sector. Union representatives indicated that similar discussions have been held in other parts of Rajasthan, signalling a statewide push for reform.
State authorities have not yet issued a response, and the employees have indicated that they will continue to engage with the government to seek a satisfactory resolution.
The memorandum seeks a comprehensive re‑organisation of ministerial‑grade cadres and the establishment of additional posts, including the creation of an establishment officer and other senior roles. Employees argue that the current structure hampers efficient service delivery and limits career progression.
The demand reflects a broader sentiment among the workforce that the existing hierarchy does not match the expanding responsibilities of the power sector. Union representatives indicated that similar discussions have been held in other parts of Rajasthan, signalling a statewide push for reform.
State authorities have not yet issued a response, and the employees have indicated that they will continue to engage with the government to seek a satisfactory resolution.