The Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officers Association in Telangana has expressed their gratitude towards Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for his decision to provide ex-gratia to forest personnel and their families in case of any unfortunate incidents. The Executive Committee of the IFS Association, Telangana, conducted a meeting at Aranya Bhavan where they praised the government for its proactive stance towards the safety and welfare of forest personnel who are engaged in protecting the state’s precious forests and wildlife.
The IFS officials acknowledged that this move by the government demonstrated its commitment to the protection of forest personnel and their families. The association pledged that all forest personnel, including IFS officers in the State, would strive to protect and improve the forest wealth of Telangana.
The meeting was attended by several prominent individuals, including Mohan Chandra Pargaien, President of the Telangana IFS Association, Elusing Meru, Vice Chairman, Vinay Kumar, Secretary, PCCF (HoFF) R.M.Dobriyal, and other IFS Officers in the Head Office. This decision by the government is a significant step towards ensuring the safety and well-being of forest personnel and their families who work tirelessly to protect the state’s natural resources.
