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ICDS union stages protest 2/17/2014 11:01:03 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 18: J&K ICDS supervisors union, Anganwari workers today staged protest here at press club Jammu. According to press release, union state president Mohammed Gafoor Dar condemned the delaying policies of government and higher authorities of ICDS who had miserably failed even to pay the salaries and honorarium to the employees and workers despite repeated request. "There is a complete confusion and anarchy in the promotion policy of ICDS and supervisors as CDPO workers as supervisors" he said. They further demanded that the separate ICDS mission directory should be appointed immediately, SRO 223 may be replaced by fresh recruitment rules, posts of ACDPO may be re-designated as senior supervisor, finalization of seniority list of ICDS supervisors.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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