AP Government provides relief for Muslim employees.

The Andhra Pradesh government has brought good news for Muslim employees. In celebration of the holy month of Ramadan, the state government has granted permission for Muslim government employees to leave their duties an hour earlier than usual. Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu announced this decision during a cabinet meeting and directed the authorities accordingly.

From March 2nd to March 30th, Muslim employees working in all government departments will be allowed to leave one hour earlier. This provision applies to teachers, village and ward secretariat employees, as well as outsourcing and contract employees. The decision was made to ensure that Muslim employees do not face difficulties during Ramadan due to fasting. For more updates, visit Vaartha.

Additionally, in another piece of good news for Muslims, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu decided to restart the Ramadan gift scheme. Previously, during the TDP government, essential commodities were distributed during festivals like Sankranti and Ramadan. However, the YSR Congress Party government had suspended these schemes. Now, the TDP government has decided to bring them back.

Furthermore, CM Naidu has instructed the authorities to release salaries for Muslim religious leaders such as Imams and Mouzams quickly. He also directed officials to begin construction of a Haj House in Vijayawada. The government reiterated its commitment to the welfare of Muslim minorities, assuring that they would take measures to ensure there are no difficulties for them during the Ramadan month. For continuous updates on Andhra Pradesh, visit Vaartha.