Under the Revanth Government Releases ₹2,000 Crore for Employees’ Dues initiative, retired staff will receive pending GPF amounts. The government also cleared commutation dues up to May 2025.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka promised to clear ₹6,000 crore in retirement benefits within 100 days. The latest release marks the first phase of that commitment.

Officials said the government will release the remaining ₹4,000 crore in the coming weeks. Employee unions welcomed the move. Retired workers also expressed satisfaction. They said the decision will help thousands of families across Telangana.

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The case involved an employee charge-sheeted in September 2014, just months before retirement. The inquiry officer cleared him, yet the punishing authority cut his pension by 5% for a year in October 2018 without explaining the disagreement. The appeal was dismissed without reviewing the inquiry report.

The court stressed that if the disciplinary authority disagrees with the inquiry officer, it must explain its reasons. Justice Brar noted that natural justice requires giving the officer a hearing before imposing punishment. Failing this, along with issuing the charge-sheet late, made the process arbitrary and abusive.

The High Court allowed the petition and quashed the punishment order. It directed the corporation to release all benefits due to the employee, with 6% annual interest from the date of filing until full payment.

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