Sports Directorate Incompetence Hinders PC One Approval, Ignites Protests Among Coaches and Daily Wages
Peshawar , Pakistan .
In a disheartening development, the approval of PC One within the Sports
Directorate of PC One is facing an unacceptable delay due to the glaring
incompetence of its officers. This delay has triggered a domino effect,
prompting coaches and daily wage employees to prepare for protests.
The Sports Directorate of PC One has yet to secure approval,
primarily attributed to the inefficiency of its officers, who have chosen to
remain mum in response to numerous letters sent by the P&D Department. This
deafening silence has far-reaching consequences across the entire province,
directly impacting daily wage employees and coaches working in various sports
complexes.
Among the affected are eighteen daily wage employees who
have received the approval of department officers, yet their duty locations
remain shrouded in mystery. Some employees, despite being listed on the salary
roster, are working in unknown capacities, leaving everyone uninformed. This
lack of transparency has plunged these employees, some with up to a decade of
service, into a state of uncertainty.
The situation took a turn for the worse when Director
General Sports Director Khalid Mehmood arrived, summarily dismissing daily wage
employees in all sports complexes, including the Peshawar Sports Complex. The
justification provided was the preparation of a new PC One, with the promise of
redeployment after its approval. This decision has affected around three
hundred employees, including long-serving coaches.
Despite the Sports Directorate submitting PC One,
observations made by the P&D department remain unaddressed, leading to an
unnecessarily prolonged approval process. The silence surrounding these
observations and the lack of communication regarding the PC One approval have
left daily wage employees in the dark. Frustrated and unemployed for over five
months, these workers have now begun reaching out to organize protests, seeking
clarity and resolution.
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