Jharkhand State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation is an independent, non-official organization dedicated to representing exploited and marginalized state non-gazetted government employees working across various government establishments, particularly those who lack the means or confidence to raise their legitimate grievances and demands before the appropriate authorities. The Federation not only serves as their collective voice but also strives, through collective efforts based on ethical values and the rights guaranteed under the Constitution of India, to secure their rightful entitlements and safeguard their interests.
It is the moral responsibility of the Federation to unite against government policies that are anti-employee, anti-worker, or oppressive in nature, and to protect the constitutional rights of employees through democratic and lawful means. The Federation is committed to promoting justice, fairness, and dignity for every non-gazetted government employee.
In addition, the Federation aims to provide every possible financial, moral, and psychological support to state non-gazetted government employees. It also seeks to enhance their professional competence by facilitating skill development, organizing training programs, and extending necessary guidance and assistance to help them perform their duties efficiently and effectively.
In the present day, government employees are increasingly experiencing mental stress and pressure, both at home and in the workplace. This persistent stress has adversely affected their physical and mental well-being, resulting in a gradual decline in their work efficiency and productivity. Recognizing this growing concern, the Jharkhand State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation considers the provision of logistical support, counselling, and stress management initiatives as one of its key objectives, with the aim of promoting the overall well-being and professional effectiveness of government employees.
“To serve and support vulnerable and victimized employees, providing them with all necessary assistance to help them better fulfil both their official duties and household responsibilities. To raise awareness about their rights and to actively cooperate in their empowerment.”
“We are all brothers and sisters, united as employees. It is our collective duty to organize, safeguard our rights, and stand firmly against the injustices and atrocities inflicted upon us. United in purpose, we must contribute to building a developed and prosperous India. This vision can only be realized when we carry out our responsibilities with loyalty, honesty, and dedication—rising above all forms of discrimination, including casteism and gender bias. Our commitment is to serve the oppressed, the victimized, and the marginalized, and to foster a society rooted in harmony and brotherhood. Peace and unity are the foundations of true development. Let us not think only of ourselves, but also of the well-being of those around us. Together, we can build a just, inclusive, and forward-looking society.”
Comrades! Collective efforts are required to achieve any collective goal. If the goal is individual, individual efforts can achieve it, if the goal is collective, then the effort should be collective too. The Jharkhand State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation, Godda, does not work for individual interests, but for the welfare of all non-gazetted employees in the district. Therefore, our efforts and struggles are collective, driven by unity and shared purpose. Comrades! You are aware of the glorious history of our federation. The federation was formed in 1967 and has been working since then. At that time, it was known as the Bihar State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation. After Jharkhand was separated from Bihar on November 15, 2000, the federation was also reorganized. As a result, the Jharkhand State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation came into existence as a part of the Bihar State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation. Mr. Umesh Prasad Mishra from Godda district had the honor of serving as the first State General Secretary of the federation. Since its inception, the Bihar State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation has been affiliated with the All India State Government Employees Federation (AISGEF). The AISGEF was formed on January 23–24, 1960, in Hyderabad, with Comrade A. Shriramulu elected as its first General Secretary. Following the creation of Jharkhand, the Jharkhand State Non-Gazetted Employees Federation has also continued its affiliation with the AISGEF. I was unanimously elected as the district president of the federation on August 28, 2022, in the presence of respected state general secretary Cde. Ramadhar Sharma. At the time of assuming this responsibility, I had said: ‘I have been entrusted with a great responsibility, and I will fulfil it with the cooperation of all of you.’ My top priority has always been to serve those colleagues who are suffering, oppressed, and deprived of their rightful entitlements.
Comrades, challenges are an integral part of any organization. It is not only the bureaucratic system that resists change—sometimes, even our own colleagues cause pain when we raise our voices for justice and rights. In our district, the government machinery does not function in a way that ensures the weak, oppressed, and exploited employees receive their dues without a struggle.
If the system established by the Government worked as intended, there would be no need for an organization like ours to step forward. That is why the federation continues its struggle—to bring the system back on track, so that every employee receives their salary and other benefits on time.
Let us unite and contribute to the collective efforts of the federation to serve and uplift our struggling colleagues. Our strength lies in our unity, and our mission is justice for all.
Thank you.
Md. Mojahidul Islam, District President, JSNGEF, Godda







