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Governor’s rule solution to present problems of State: Panthers 3/20/2018 9:25:48 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Mar 20: The Panthers Party leaders visited several areas around Jammu District demanding immediate withdrawal of termination order of Dr. Amit Kumar who was removed from services without the process of law. JKNPP delegation led by Anita Thakur, General Secretary of JKNPP called on the women workers to stand with the NPP activists to ensure that law of jungle is brought to an end and PDP-BJP government meets its end so that Assembly is dissolved and fresh election is held. Anita Thakur with JKNPSU activists visited the hospital area and assured the doctors as well as the serving staff that the Panthers Party shall fight for the right and justice of the doctors and employees in the government hospitals also as has been fighting for the genuine civil and political rights of the society for decades. Thakur also appealed the doctors to stand united as the Panthers Party has taken up their cause to ensure that justice shall reach the doctors and the corridors of the hospitals as well. Prof.Bhim Singh also appealed the Panthers Party leadership to challenge SRO 525 which has inflicted bias against the employees. JKNPP leader also appealed the party leadership to take up the cause of the employees including discrimination with the hospital doctors in its state session when it shall meet on March 23, 2018 to organise 36th Birth Anniversary of the party.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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