Prime Minister’s Secretariat clarifies on appointment of relatives, trustworthy person appointed for security
लगानी न्यूज
. Prime Minister Sushila Karki’s personal secretariat has given clarification on the appointment of a relative of the deceased. The Secretariat on Monday issued a clarification on the appointment of employees with serious attention over the published and disseminated material.
According to the Secretariat, the Prime Minister has selected and appointed a trusted person who can support the family due to his old age.TAG_OPEN_div_26 The Prime Minister has requested not to question and interpret the appointment of a trustworthy, reliable and lawful person who can work round the clock even for security reasons. The memorandum states.
“The Prime Minister of this government, established on the strength of the Genji movement, has been behaving and behaved accordingly being responsible and sensitive in terms of austerity, transparency and accountability,” the Secretariat said.TAG_OPEN_div_24 The Prime Minister’s Secretariat is being operated with very few manpower so that the state can be least burdened and work can be done in a smooth manner.
According to Article 3 (TAG_OPEN_div_22 3) of the Prime Minister’s Advisor and Secretariat Management Procedure, 2074 (Eleventh Amendment 2081), the Chief Personal Secretary of the Personal Secretariat shall be appointed by the Prime Minister and the other posts may be appointed by the Chief Personal Secretary on the direction of the Prime Minister. As per the provision, the Prime Minister has appointed a person he can trust as the chief personal secretary.
In other appointments, the notice has asked not to do so as it has been seen that the Chief Personal Secretary has been unnecessarily linked to the post and in some places it has been forcibly publicized as a relative on the basis of caste and ethnic background.
According to the procedure, there is a vacancy for 7 advisors, but only 2 have been appointed at present.TAG_OPEN_div_18 Although there is a vacancy to hire 19 specialist staff, only four have been appointed, one of whom is unpaid. Although there is a quota for 41 people in the private secretariat, only 14 are working.
There are 67 posts in all of them and the previous governments had filled almost all of them, but now the Honorable Prime Minister has created a secretariat of only 20 people for very urgent and essential work.
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