News India Live, Digital Desk: With the formation of the 8th Pay Commission, there is enthusiasm among the central government employees and pensioners, but currently they are facing a big technical problem. National Council (Staff Side), JCM (Joint Consultative Machinery) Has written a letter to the Pay Commission complaining about the technical glitches on the official website. Due to these problems, employee organizations postponed the last date for submission of memorandum. Extended from 30 April 2026 to 31 May 2026 Has demanded to do.

These 3 main problems are coming in the website

Employees organizations (NC-JCM and AIDEF) have mentioned the following problems while uploading the memorandum on the portal (8cpc.gov.in):

OTP and Reach Error: When e-mail verification is attempted after receiving OTP on mobile, then on the page “Hmmm…can’t reach this page” An error appears.

HTML tag error: At the last stage of submitting the memorandum, the message “Invalid input detected. HTML tags are not allowed” is coming, due to which the submission remains incomplete.

Limited Response Field: A total of 47 sub-themes/questions have been given on the portal, but only 18 fields are available for answering. Due to this, organizations are facing difficulty in presenting their full views.

NC-JCM’s demand: Memorandum should be accepted even through e-mail.

NC-JCM Secretary Shiv Gopal Mishra has suggested in a letter to the Member Secretary that until the website is completely restored, the organizations should PDF or MS Word format Permission should be given to send memorandum through e-mail. He said that due to website malfunction, a lot of precious time of organizations has been wasted, hence extension of one month in the deadline is necessary.

What is the current deadline?

At present, the last date for submission of memorandum on the website of 8th Pay Commission 30 April 2026 Only that is visible. However, for those organizations which have sought a personal appointment with the Commission in Delhi or Pune, this date will be 20 April 2026 It was decided. Now it remains to be seen whether the Commission extends the date in view of technical shortcomings or not.

Major expectations from 8th Pay Commission (Proposed)

Employee organizations are expecting a historic wage hike this time:

Minimum Wage: increased from Rs 18,000 Rs 69,000 seeking to.

Fitment Factor: increased from 2.57 3.83 Propose to do.

Pension: of last drawn salary 67% (With demand for OPS restoration).

Pay Matrix: 13 new pay scales have been proposed to simplify the pay structure.