Haryana Officials on Notice: Pensioner’s ID Snafu Sparks HHRC Intervention
A Haryana resident’s Public Private Partnership (PPP) identity card deactivation has triggered a strong response from the Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC). The incident resulted in the individual losing access to crucial welfare schemes.
The HHRC, citing gross administrative negligence, has issued notices to seven officials involved in the matter. The commission’s investigation highlighted systemic failures leading to the deprivation of essential benefits.
The HHRC has ordered immediate reactivation of the deactivated PPP ID. Furthermore, a reassessment of the individual’s housing situation and an inspection of the concerned old-age home have been mandated.
Action reports detailing corrective measures are expected from the implicated officials by October 15, 2025. The HHRC’s decisive action underscores the need for accountability and sensitivity in handling welfare schemes.
This case serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by senior citizens relying on government assistance. The HHRC’s intervention highlights the importance of robust oversight and efficient administration in ensuring that social welfare programmes reach their intended beneficiaries without bureaucratic hurdles.
