 Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 15: Jammu Kashmir Govt Pharmacist Association, Jammu held a peaceful protest demonstration in front of Press Club to compel Union Territory Govt to consider demands of Jammu Kashmir Govt Pharmacist who felt aggrieved after implementation of Central Pharmacy Act 1948.
Addressing the Govt Pharmacists gathering, Sushil Sudan President JKGP Association urged the UT Govt to grant registration to leftover pharmacists under new central pharmacy Act1948 section 32-C which is implemented in UT after the revocation of article 370. The Association is striving hard to fight the Government to get the pharmacists registered in JK Pharmacy Council under section 32-C. He appealed to the UT Govt to resolve the issue and start the registration of pharmacists at the earliest. It is pertinent to mention here that even after three months since the J&K Pharmacy Council submitted a proposal for seeking an amendment in section 32-C of the Pharmacy Act 1948 entitling the leftover pharmacists to obtain registration under the Central Pharmacy Act 1948, there has been no response from administrative department till date and sitting over the proposal for registration by JK Pharmacy council.
The aggrieved Govt pharmacists of the Jammu division were raising voices and protest demonstration at their district headquarter demanding that they be given justice failing which they will be forced to take extreme steps and authorities will be responsible for all consequences.
Others who addressed the gathering include Jarnail Singh, Kamal Jit Sawhney, Bharat Bhushan Bhagat, Yougal Bakshi, Shaffket Hussain , Mela Singh, S. Dharminder Singh, Madan Lal Sharma, Daleep Chowdhary, Ved Paul Saini, Surjeet Kumar, Tarseem Lal Sharma , Vishav Bandhu, Rakesh Bakshi, Pawan Kumar, Mukhtar Ahmed , Vishal Patel and Mahesh Sharma, Kuldeep Dabgotra, Sanjay Chowdhary, Ashwani Kumar, Kuldeep singh, Pavitar Singh, Aniul Khajuria, Mahesh Sharma and Parveen Kumar.
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