
Madhya Pradesh Removes Two-Child Norm For Government Employees, CM Dr Mohan Yadav Directs Officials
BHOPAL, JUNE 10, 2026 [VoM News]: A major twist has unfolded in Madhya Pradesh politics after the government decided to withdraw the long-standing two-child restriction, marking a significant policy shift. The restriction linked to government jobs, if withdrawn, could impact thousands of aspirants and serving employees across the state.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has directed the General Administration Department to remove provisions from the draft Madhya Pradesh Civil Services Rules. The provision disqualifies individuals with more than two living children from government employment.
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The Chief Minister has also instructed the concerned department to remove the draft from the official portal and prepare a revised version without the controversial clause.
The restriction was introduced in 2001 as a population control measure. However, following the Chief Minister’s directions, the policy shift is expected to impact thousands of aspirants and serving employees across the state.
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