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| JKGEJAC-R criticizes Govt for backing out of agreement | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 22: Jammu and Kashmir Government Employees Joint Action Committee-R today discussed the issues of government employees criticized the State Government for backing out of its agreement held on 15 Sep 2011 due to its wrong policies. While addressing the press conference Ram Kumar Sharma and Rafiq Ahmad Khanyari expressed their views over the agreement on 15 Sep 2011/Agenda.
Two days session of the representatives of the employees, workers and teachers organizations under the Banner of JKGEJAC-R held at Srinagar under the leadership of Ram Kumar Sharma and Rafiq Ahmad Khanyari President and General Secretary in which the representatives of state committee and Activists from Jammu Kashmir and Ladhak participated. In the two days sessions the representatives/ activist expressed their deep concern over the in different attitude and take strong exception to the anti-worker and anti employees policies of the State Government and its attempts to hood wink the public opinion and side tracked from the real issues in lie of extraneous consideration purportedly to for electoral gain in the ensuing Assembly elections.
It is unfortunate that the State Govt. has addressed the issue of age enhancement from 58 to 60 yrs in respect of state employees. Where as it has side tracked the question of regularization of casual , seasonal, consolidated, local fund need base and daily rated workers working in the different departments of the state Govt. and cut in size towards other issues like Removal of Pay anomalies of different Departments. Meanwhile the meeting decided to hold the convention to review overall scenario and to chalk the further course of action. Meeting warns the Govt. to implement the agreement in letter and spirit failing which State employee will be forced to agitate the matter in the streets for which entire responsibility will be with those sitting in corridors of power. |
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