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REQUEST FOR INCREASE IN DISABILITY ALLOWANCE BY APCA

 All Pakistan Clerks Association requested to Chief Minister of Punjab for increase in Disability Allowance.

Disable persons are also integral part of this society as they play a pivotal role in the enhancement & productivity of this society as well and they also perform their official assigned duties in a very professional manner, therefore, they also need the same attention like other government employees. 

It is pertinent to mention here that Disability Allowance @ Rs.2,000/- per month is being given to the disable employees for the last 25 - 30 years, which is not sufficient, keeping in view of abrupt increase in prices because a common man is finding it very difficult to meet his daily house hold expenditures.

It is, therefore, requested for passing necessary orders / directions for enhancement in Disability Allowance @ Rs.5,000/- per month may please be granted so that these employees may perform their duties with full zeal and zest. The employees will pray for your prosperity and good health.







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