Move offices to close on Oct 25

SRINAGARThe Government offices observing five days week shall close at Srinagar on October 25, 2013 (Friday) after the office hours and the offices observing six days week shall close at Srinagar on 26thOctober 2013 (Saturday) after the office hours and reopen at Jammu on November 04 (Monday), 2013.

All the departments shall ensure that records are packed in boxes after working hours on last working day as indicated above, according to a government order issued by General Administration Department here today.

It has been ordered that the offices moving in camp shall carry only 33% of the strength of staff in that particular office or with 10 officials whichever is minimum.

All Departments have been asked to send their advance parties on 21st October (FN) consisting of one Gazetted Officer and four to five Non- Gazetted Employees who will receive the records at Jammu. The departments shall ensure that boxes are properly locked and their keys reach the advance parties at Jammu well in time. The S.P. Security, Civil Secretariat will furnish a list of defaulting departments in this regard to the General Administration Department.

J&K SRTC has been asked to make available sufficient number of buses in good condition for transportation of Jammu based employees on 26th and 27th October and Kashmir based employees on 2nd and 3rd November 2013. The booking of buses shall be for the destination of the employees wherever feasible. Tickets shall be issued by SRTC in advance i.e. from October 15th, 2013 both from Civil Secretariat as well as from the main booking counters of SRTC.

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