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Retired Police Personnel Forum rejects Govt order 10/5/2015 10:18:56 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 5: All J&K Retired Police Personnel NGO & Ors Forum rejected the Govt. Order No. 229-F of 2014, Dt. 17-10-2014 regarding Pay Anomalies and urged the Government to concede the long pending demands of police personnel. The Forum demanded immediate implementation of Pay anomaly Committee report for which it is struggling since 1996. It demanded increasing the sanctioned strength of police stations, police posts and other police establishments in the State to deal with militancy and increased crime graph in the State, enhancement of honorarium of SPOs, grant of full pension to families of police martyrs, grant of reservation to the wards of police personnel which should be 15 percent in police department and five percent in other civil departments and grant of promotions and in-situ to the constables appointed after 1998.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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