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JKNTUF to organizes protest march on Jan 28 1/21/2015 11:20:45 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 21 : The Jammu and Kashmir National Trade Union Front  has decided to organize protest demonstration on Jan 28 infront of press club to show their anger against state government’s failure to consider their demands. Addressing media persons, Front president Mohammand Gafoor Dar said that several times state government has miserably failed to fulfill the agreements signed with the leadership of the employees till date. He further said that state government has failed even to sanction 17 percent two due DA installments at par with center government employees to the state employees to face the high sky rocketing prices of essential commodities. “In this situation the JKNTUF representing state government employees, public sectors employees need based casual labours, left over daily wagers of various departments, ICD workers and helpers can not remain silent spectators”, he said and adding the working committee of the front in an emergency session in Jammu has decided to hold a massive protest rally  against government for redressal of genuine demands of the working employee in the state. They demanded that regularization policy for need based, casual labours of all departments and immediate regularization orders, release of 17 percent DA and release of pending wages of need based employees of the various department.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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