Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Rajasthan Govt Employees Protest for Demands
Government employees in Rajasthan held a big protest in Jaipur.
They started at Albert Hall and walked to Civil Lines.
They want the government to fix problems with promotions, make temporary workers permanent, and keep the old pension system.
Some employees sat on the road, and others danced to get attention.
The protest caused traffic jams.
The leaders say the government has ignored them for two years.
If their demands aren't met, they plan to protest even more across the state.
Rajasthan government employees protested in Jaipur demanding removal of promotion anomalies and regularization of contractual employees.
The protest began at Albert Hall and proceeded to Civil Lines, concluding near Sahkar Bhawan.
Employees disrupted traffic between Rambagh Circle and Ajmeri Gate, causing long jams.
Protesters accused the government of neglecting their demands for the past two years.
Leaders threatened to launch a statewide agitation if demands are not met.
- Who
- Rajasthan government employees under the All Rajasthan State Employees’ Joint Federation
- What
- Protest march demanding various employment-related issues
- When
- January 12
- Where
- Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Why
- To press for demands including removal of promotion anomalies, regularization of contractual employees, implementation of transfer policy, and continuation of the old pension scheme
- Location
- Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Date
- January 12
- Organizer
- All Rajasthan State Employees’ Joint Federation
- Key Demands
- Removal of promotion anomalies, regularization of contractual employees, implementation of transfer policy, continuation of old pension scheme
- Protest Route
- Albert Hall to Civil Lines, concluding near Sahkar Bhawan
- Traffic Impact
- Disruptions between Rambagh Circle and Ajmeri Gate, near Statue Circle
- Protest Actions
- Squatting on roads, dancing during march
- Government Response
- Alleged neglect of employees' demands for two years