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Retired SRTC employees' stage protest demonstration 1/21/2015 11:02:18 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 21: Voluntary Retired Services (VRS) SRTC employees today stages protest demonstration here at Exhibition ground Jammu. Addressing media persons, Association president Dev Raj Bali criticized the adamant attitude of the Jammu and Kashmir Transport Higher Authority and Finance Department, for not releasing our pending dues of 126 slabs of COLA and pending arrears since 1999 and there is clear violation of order No.218-F of 2007 according to which our dues will have to be paid within 60 days but we have been struggling for the last 5 years for our dues and 9 VRS employees have passed away as they could not afford medical treatment for want of finances. He further said that employees shuttled in the last 5 years while visiting one office and another and our files / cases remained shuttled for this period. Whereas green signals have been issued from Higher Transport Authority, State Road Transport Corporation Office, and Finance Department, that our bills are ready and lying with the Finance Department to the tune of Rs.30,16,10,673 for disbursement but till date payments have not been released in favour of VRS/GHS Employees. They appealed Governor NN Vohra to direct the concerned departments for disbursal of our dues as we have already suffered a lot.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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