CM Nayab Saini congratulates Group-6 Commerce recruits joining Oct 22
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A promise kept — on paper, on merit, without a bribe. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday, 21 October 2026, congratulated all candidates of the Group-6 (Commerce) category who are set to begin their government service from 22 October 2026, framing the moment as proof of his administration's commitment to clean, transparent recruitment.
In his post, the Chief Minister invoked the now-familiar slogan of the Haryana government: 'bina kharchi, bina parchi' — 'without expense, without a chit' — a phrase that has become shorthand for the state's pledge to end the culture of paid favours and backdoor appointments in government hiring. 'Honouring the hard work of youth with the resolve of bina kharchi, bina parchi has always been our government's commitment,' he wrote.
'Bina Kharchi, Bina Parchi' — what the slogan is really about
The phrase carries real weight in Haryana, where public recruitment had in earlier years been shadowed by allegations of paper leaks, middlemen, and cash-for-jobs rackets. The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) — the state body that conducts merit-based recruitment for government posts — became a flashpoint for protests by aspirants who felt the system was rigged against honest candidates.
Saini's government, which took office in March 2024 after Manohar Lal Khattar moved to the Centre, has repeatedly positioned large-scale HSSC-driven recruitment drives as a course correction — a restoration of credibility in public hiring. The Group-6 (Commerce) joining is presented within that same narrative arc.
What the Group-6 (Commerce) joining means for aspirants
Commerce graduates who cleared the HSSC selection process will formally begin their government postings starting 22 October. For these candidates — many of whom likely spent years preparing for competitive exams — the date marks the end of a long wait. The Chief Minister's message is directed squarely at them, offering congratulations and 'heartfelt wishes for a bright future.'
The broader recruitment drive across multiple groups signals that the state is working through a pipeline of vacancies on a rolling basis. Joining dates for remaining recruitment groups and further HSSC result declarations will be closely watched by thousands of aspirants still in the queue.