Postal Department to hold court on 30 October for pension grievances
Postmaster General to hear complaints; applications must be submitted by 26 October
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
22 October 2026, 8:30 pm · Updated 10:21 am · 1 min read
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The Postal Department is organizing a ‘Pension Court’ to resolve grievances related to pensions. The court will be held on Friday, 30-10-2026, from 11.00 am onwards at the Office of the Postmaster General, Head Quarter Region, Speed Post Bhavan, Shahibag, Ahmedabad-380004.
The Postmaster General will personally hear each pensioner and resolve grievances on the spot. The objective of the court is to provide individual hearings to pensioners and provide on-the-spot solutions to their problems.
Pension-related grievances of the Postal Department must be sent to the address of ‘Senior Accounts Officer’, Pension Department, Office of the Postmaster General, Head Quarter Region, Speed Post Bhavan, Shahibag, Ahmedabad-380004. Complaints must reach by Monday, 26-10-2026. Complaints received after this date will not be accepted.
Grievances must be substantial and concise. Complaints regarding general matters or policy issues will not be accepted. More than one point or subject cannot be presented in a single application. A complaint can be filed by the complainant themselves or a member of the pensioner's family.
As per point number 6.3 of Directorate letter number 44013/2/2010-Coord, dated 25-03-2011, authorized representatives of the ‘Standing Committee of Voluntary Agencies’ (SCOVA) and valid trade unions or pensioner associations may also be invited to attend the court. However, they will not be able to present the grievances of the pensioners.
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