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Retired Police personnel seek fulfillment of pending demands 10/10/2016 11:39:07 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Oct 10: All J&K Retired Police Personnel NGO, & ORS Forum today demanded fulfillment of long pending here today. According to press release the forum said that Govt. Order No. 229-F of 2014, Dt. 17-10-2014 is not acceptable regarding Pay Anomalies since the effect is being given prospective, which means the effect will be given from the date of order. "With the implementation of this order lot of injustice has been done with the retired persons who actually are struggling right from 1996 when 5th pay commission was implemented. From 2007 onwards the case was filed in the Court. Some of them have even expired", the forum said, adding that surviving strugglers should be given justice by giving the effect of this order at least from 1996. Enhancement of Medical Allowance from Rs. 300/- to Rs 3000, Cashless health care policy be provided to the retired police personnel on the pattern of Army and other paramilitary forces. In recruitment of Police Departments and professional courses 15% quota should be reserved for the Police personnel. At least 50,000/- should be sanctioned at the time of death of retired police personnel / retires for performing the last rites of the deceased   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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