6 Divyang candidates of Patan District Panchayat receive appointment orders
Urged to perform duties diligently to ensure government schemes reach the last person
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
21 October 2026, 8:30 pm · Updated 11:44 am · 1 min read
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Information Bureau, Patan, Date: 21/10/2026, News No: 697/53
Under the special recruitment process undertaken for Divyang candidates by the Gujarat Panchayat Service Selection Board, Gandhinagar, appointment orders for 6 candidates from various cadres allocated to the Patan District Panchayat were presented today by District Development Officer Mr. C.L. Patel and District Panchayat President Mr. Bhavikbhai Patel. Various branch officers of the District Panchayat were present on this occasion.
While presenting the appointment orders, District Development Officer Mr. C.L. Patel and District Panchayat President Mr. Bhavikbhai Patel congratulated all the candidates and expressed their best wishes for their new responsibilities. They inspired them to perform their duties in government services with diligence, loyalty, and responsibility, and to realize the objective of public service through people-centric works.
They urged that the benefits of various government welfare schemes should reach the last person in society and ensure that no beneficiary is deprived of the benefits of any scheme. They also provided guidance to work with a sense of dedication towards public service by resolving citizens' problems with sensitivity.
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