Arunachal governor appoints 3 former ministers as advisors to CM Pema Khandu

Arunachal Pradesh Governor has appointed three former ministers as advisors to Chief Minister Pema Khandu. 

The appointments include MLAs Kamlung Mosang and Alo Libang, along with ex-minister Bamang Felix. 

These appointments are made under the guidelines issued on 18th June 2024. 

The advisors will serve at the pleasure of the Governor and will not be eligible for any post-service benefits. Their pay and allowances will be governed as per the specified guidelines.

"In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the following Members of Legislative Assembly and Ex-Minister as Advisor to Chief Minister, Arunachal Pradesh, with immediate effect under clause 2, 5 l(a) and 6 I(a) of the "Guidelines for appointment of Principal Advisor, OSD, PRO etc to Hon'ble Chief Minister, Advisor, OSD, PRO etc to Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister and OSD to Ministers, 2024" issued vide No.CAB/G-13/06/2024 dated 18/06/2024," the notification reads.

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