Mohali:
Rajinder Pal Singh, who was serving as Chief Sanitary Inspector in the Municipal Corporation Mohali, has been promoted and appointed as Corporation Sanitary Officer. His promotion has brought happiness among the employees of the Sanitation Department, with colleagues and well-wishers congratulating him on his new responsibility.
The promotion is being viewed as recognition of his dedication, hard work and commitment towards departmental duties. During his service, Rajinder Pal Singh has played an important role in maintaining the city’s sanitation system and ensuring the smooth implementation of cleanliness-related activities.
On the occasion of his assuming charge as Corporation Sanitary Officer, representatives of various employee unions, municipal officials and sanitation staff gathered to extend their congratulations and best wishes.
Those present included Kulwant Singh Saini, Patron, Municipal Employees Action Committee Punjab, along with his associates; Gopal Thapar, President, Municipal Employees Action Committee Punjab; and Nirmaljit Ji, President, All India Ambedkar Mahasabha Punjab, along with fellow members.
Others present included Ranjit Mishra, President, UT Chandigarh SS Federation; Shiv Kumar, General Secretary; Vinay Paswan, Vice President; Sarabjit Singh Rocky, President, Valmiki Shakti Sangathan, along with his associates; Ricky Sharma, President, Market Association and son of Senior Deputy Mayor Shri R.P. Sharma; Sandeep Kataria, Corporation Sanitary Officer, along with his associates; Sanjeev Kumar, Chief Sanitary Inspector; and Jagrup Singh and Surinder Kumar, Sanitary Inspectors.
Several other employees of the Municipal Corporation Mohali’s Sanitation Department were also present on the occasion.
Everyone congratulated Rajinder Pal Singh and expressed confidence that he would continue to discharge his responsibilities with the same sincerity and dedication. They also wished him success in his new assignment and hoped that his efforts would further strengthen the city’s cleanliness and sanitation arrangements.
