Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Meghalaya: Mukul Sangma Seeks Intervention on GHADC Employee Salaries
Mukul Sangma, a politician, is asking the Governor to help GHADC employees.
These employees haven't been paid for 42 months, which is over three years!
Sangma says the government and the GHADC are to blame for this, and it is a sign that the government is not working well.
About Rs 300 crore, a huge amount of money, is owed to the employees.
Sangma believes this is very wrong and shows they don't care about the workers.
He wants the Governor to have an important meeting with the Chief Minister to fix the problem.
Mukul Sangma requested the Governor's intervention regarding unpaid GHADC employee salaries.
GHADC employees have reportedly not received salaries for 42 months.
Sangma blamed the Meghalaya government and GHADC authorities for the payment delays.
Unpaid salaries for staff and officers reportedly total approximately Rs 300 crore.
Sangma alleged the non-payment reflects "wilful negligence" and a "gross violation of workers’ rights".
- Who
- Mukul Sangma and GHADC employees.
- What
- Mukul Sangma sought the Governor's intervention to resolve the non-payment of salaries to GHADC employees.
- When
- The event took place on Saturday, August 2.
- Where
- Shillong, Meghalaya.
- Why
- To address the issue of unpaid salaries, reflecting "wilful negligence" and "gross violation of workers’ rights".
Mukul Sangma's Perspective
No Opposing Side Stated
Assessment of the Situation
Mukul Sangma's Perspective
Non-payment of salaries to GHADC employees constitutes "administrative indifference" and "complete governance breakdown".
No Opposing Side Stated
The article doesn't specify an opposing viewpoint
- Event
- Mukul Sangma seeks Guv intervention.
- Date
- August 2
- Location
- Shillong, Meghalaya
- Affected group
- GHADC employees
- Salary arrears duration
- 42 months
- Estimated arrears amount
- Rs 300 crore
- Involved parties
- Mukul Sangma, Governor Phagu Chauhan, GHADC, Meghalaya government