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AMEAK delegation calls on Union MoS Home, Defence, highlights problems 8/16/2016 11:42:11 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 16: A delegation of KP employees under the banner of All Migrant Employees Association Kashmir (AMEAK) visited Delhi and called on Union Minister of State (MoS) for Home, Defence besides Special Secretary Home, Internal Security, Member Parliaments and apprised them with issues and problems being faced by KP employees serving in valley. The delegation met Union Minister of State for home Hanasraj Ahir in his office and discussed in detail the challenges faced by the employees where discharging their duties in valley. The minister was apprised about the recent incidents of stone pelting on their residential quarters by antisocial elements after the killing of a militant, the spokesperson AMEAK stated in a statement issued from New Delhi. He stated implementation of PM's package in valley without any proper plan by the then government was also discussed with the minister and it was urged from government of India to review this package and declare it an economic package for migrants. "The minister gave a patient hearing to concerns of delegation and assured them for every help from the centre, he added. The delegation also called on Union MoS for defence Dr Subhash Bhampre and held a threadbare discussion over the security of KP employees during any kind of odd situation in the region. After giving a patient hearing to delegation, the union minister assured the delegation that he would take up their matter with the Home Minister within a short period of time and try to find out positive results in the favour. Thereafter delegation also met special secretary home, internal security, MP Vinayak Bhaaurao Raut, BJP leader Tarun Vijay, MP Hemant Godsay, Shiv Sena Delhi Chief Neeraj Sethi and many KP organisations during their visit and discussed their issues and problems with them. The delegation visited the offices of Prime Minister Narinder Modi and Dr Jatinder Singh and submitted a chatter of demands of protesting employees and also visited the party headquarters of BJP and Shiv Sena in Delhi. Meanwhile, the employees protest at the office of Relief Commissioner in support of their demands including security has entered into the 33rd consecutive day here today.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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