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FA Workers protest march bid foiled by police 3/11/2016 12:15:38 AM JAMMU, Mar 10 : The protest march of Food & Allied (FA) Workers of Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) Department from Press Club, Jammu to Governor's House was foiled by police. FA Workers who are observing complete shutdown in all the food stores throughout the state including Muffassil Depots in protest against non-fulfillment of their pending demands had planned to take out a protest rally to press for their demands was thwarted by the police as soon as the proposed march was taken out from Press Club. The protesting FA Workers of CAPD alleged that police force did not allow the workers to take out the rally by creating hurdles and imposing restrictions which is clear indication that the administration is hell bent on suppressing the poor labourers.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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