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Tripura TTADC Holds Salaries of Group A‑B Staff, CEO Salary Frozen Until Issue Resolved
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🗓 24 Sep 2026, 04:31 AM
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The Tripura Tribal Areas Development Council has suspended salary payments for its Group A and B employees, and the council’s chief executive will also not receive pay until the dispute is settled.
The Tripura Tribal Areas Development Council (TTADC), the autonomous body responsible for development in tribal areas of the state, announced that salary disbursements for its Group A and Group B staff have been put on hold. The decision also extends to the council’s chief executive officer, whose remuneration will remain unpaid until the underlying matter is resolved.
TTADC officials said the suspension applies uniformly across all Group A and B positions, affecting a sizable portion of the council’s workforce. No specific details about the number of employees or the total amount of salaries withheld were disclosed.
The council has not provided a public explanation for the hold, stating only that the issue is being addressed internally and that normal salary payments will resume once the situation is cleared. In the meantime, employees and the CEO will continue without their regular pay.
Stakeholders are awaiting further clarification from TTADC, and the council has urged affected staff to remain patient while the administrative process is completed.
TTADC officials said the suspension applies uniformly across all Group A and B positions, affecting a sizable portion of the council’s workforce. No specific details about the number of employees or the total amount of salaries withheld were disclosed.
The council has not provided a public explanation for the hold, stating only that the issue is being addressed internally and that normal salary payments will resume once the situation is cleared. In the meantime, employees and the CEO will continue without their regular pay.
Stakeholders are awaiting further clarification from TTADC, and the council has urged affected staff to remain patient while the administrative process is completed.