Vadodara: No matter how important your work is, if you don’t dress ‘right’ You will not be allowed to enter the retirement payment office in Kuber Bhavan, Vadodara.
Here visitors wearing bermuda pants or half pants are prohibited from entering the office.
Notifications are hanged at the entrance to the State Government office in Gujarati reading, “Atreni Kacheri Ni Mujakakan Leta Sarvey Tatha Tatha Mulakatiyo Ni Janavanu to Kacheri Ni Mulakat Barmudo to Half Pant Peheri Karti Nahi (retirees and visitors with this was informed that they should not enter the office Bermuda or Half Pants) and say that there are some problems with their monthly pensions.
I went to the retirement office in Kuber Bhavan to ask about it, “said overtiahya.” When I asked about this problem, one of the employees walked over to me and said that wearing shorts in the office was not permitted.
At first, I thought he was joking so I just gave a relaxed smile.
But employees continued to insist that the inappropriate replace was not permitted in their office, “said overtiahy to Ti.
Obedted then went to another room because he was looking for the officer concerned to solve this problem.” The employee followed me to another room and repeated that entering Their office wearing shorts is not permitted.
He then asked me to read the notification at the entrance to the retirement office.
I read it and I was surprised, “he said.
Irked washing left the retirement office without solving the problem.” What is so indecent to wear shorts? And if some visitors or retirees walk in wearing shorts, it’s not a problem overcome in the government office? “Inquiry was questioned.
A pension payment office employee said,” This sign board was placed a few months ago to ensure that people don’t walk in wearing shorts.
The younger generation will not object but there are elderly people who work in the office and they will not like people walking in wearing shorts.
Visitors or retirees come to this office for some work.
They should not be dressed as if they would be a picnic.
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