Muhammad Fauzul Kabir Khan, Power and Energy Adviser, has issued a stern warning to rural electrification workers, stating that the government will not tolerate disruptions caused by unreasonable mass leave. Alternative measures are ready if employees fail to return promptly. A seven-member committee will investigate procurement corruption, and employment regulations will be established. Despite some absences, electricity supply continues uninterrupted. Legal action has begun against those obstructing work, while some employee demands are being addressed through ongoing reforms in laws and regulations.
Muhammad Fauzul Kabir Khan, Adviser on Power and Energy, has warned that the government will not tolerate any attempts to disrupt rural electrification activities through unreasonable mass leave. The government has alternative measures in place and will resort to them if employees do not return to work promptly.
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