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KPC warns Govt: dire consequences, if salaries not released 11/6/2016 10:36:44 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 6: KPC strongly accused state administration as well as central Govt. for stopping their salaries without any reason, Kundan Kashmiri, KPC stated that families of PM's package and non package employees working in valley are facing starvation after they have been deprived from their salaries which is only their source of income. According to press release, Kundan Kashmiri appealed to the state and centre governments that they may ensure the salaries of KP victim employees without any further delay and stressed up on the governments to issue directions in this regard so that their families should not face any more hardships. He said that majority of employees have not received salary of July and August month and unfortunately at the other hand officials have directed for complete withheld of their salaries from the September onwards. Expressing an anguish and anger, Kundan Kashmiri stated that salaries of these KP employees have never been released on time since their appointment in valley under package. Their salaries are still pending for last three--four months and in case government further stops their salaries that would add their further miseries and problems which would be a step to deprive them from right to live and right of food.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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