8th Pay Commission Update: Shock - No Implementation, Find Out How Salaries Will Rise Now

8th Pay Commission: Shock to crores of employees, 8th Pay Commission will not come, know how salary will increase now

8th Pay Commission Updates: Central employees have been waiting for the 8th Pay Commission for a long time. Meanwhile, according to a recent update, let us tell you that there is no new information regarding the 8th Pay Commission recently. At present, the government has clearly refused to implement it. In such a situation, let us know in the news below how the salary of the employees will increase now.

8th pay commission discussions are going on on the issue of increase in the basic salary of more than 1 crore government employees. Information has been received from various sources that employees may get good news in the new year. However, there is no new information regarding the 8th Pay Commission recently. At present, the government has clearly refused to implement it, due to which there is confusion among the employees. (employees salary hike)

How long to wait for the 8th Pay Commission?

The discussions on the increase in the salary of the government employees of the Central Government have come to a halt for the time being. The government has clarified that no proposal is being discussed to constitute the 8th Pay Commission. Earlier there was speculation that the government could make a big announcement of the formation of a new pay commission in the 2025-26 budget.

However, at present no concrete decision has been taken on this, which may lead to dissatisfaction among the employees. This is an important issue for the salary increase of the employees, but the government's stand is still stable. (8th pay commission latest update)

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What was the government's answer?

According to media reports, Rajya Sabha MPs Javed Ali Khan and Ramji Lal Suman questioned the government regarding the increase in salary. He said that can the government announce a new pay commission in the 2025-26 budget? To which Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Choudhary replied. He said that the proposal to constitute the 8th Central Pay Commission is not being considered right now.

The last 7th pay commission was in 2014

Generally, the Pay Commission is constituted every 10 years. The last Pay Commission was constituted in 2014, which gives rise to the speculation that a big decision can be taken this time.

The main objective of the formation of the new Pay Commission is to change the salary of Central government employees and pensioners. Under this, Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR) are increased. This improves the financial condition of the employees and gives them protection against inflation, which also improves their standard of living.

Reports of increase up to Rs 34000 were coming out at many places, but after this update from the government, the wait of crores of employees has increased further.