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PUNJAB GOVT ANNOUNCES PAID HOLIDAY ON 5TH OCTOBER FOR VOTERS INCLUDED IN LIST OF HARYANA

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In view of elections of the Legislative Assembly in the Haryana state, the Punjab Government declared paid holiday on 5th October, 2024. 

Disclosing this here today, an official spokesperson of Punjab Government said that in case any officer/employee is a voter in the voter list of Haryana Legislative Assembly and is working in the Government Offices/Boards/Corporations and Government Educational Institutions of the Punjab State, then he/she would be eligible for availing special holiday on 5th October, 2024 from the competent authority by presenting their voter identity card. This holiday won't be deducted from the leave account of the officer/employee. 

Apart from this, he said that Department of Personnel has issued notification in this regard. According to this notification, the Government of Punjab has declared paid holiday on 5th October, 2024 for voters who are included in the voter list of Haryana Legislative Assembly and working in any business, trade, industrial undertaking, or any other establishment in the state of Punjab as per the provision of the Section 135B(1) of the Representation of People Act, 1951.

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