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| JKNPP criticizes govt for ignoring ReTs, Anganwari workers | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, June 11: Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) Chairman and Former minister regretted that such episodes not only exposed the govt's apathy towards its employees but also raised question marks over its oft parroted slogans of accountability and good governance.
Right to receive timely remuneration for the services rendered by an employee is one of the basic and fundamental guarantees ensured to a citizen in a welfare state said Harsh adding further that denying the same was violation of the constitutional safeguards.
Lambasting the state govt for its callous and inhuman approach towards the genuine issues of the RETs and Anganwari workers, Mr. Singh said that Panthers Party shall stand toe to toe and shoulder to shoulder with the aggrieved employees till all their legitimate demands were conceded by the govt. He was addressing a Press conference in Jammu today.
Strongly flaying the govt for keeping the RETs outside the purview of seventh pay commission recommendations, Mr. Singh regretted that ever since the BJP-PDP coalition came into being, the RETs were being subjected to untold hardships, harassment and humiliation. They were threatened in the name of holding screening tests, written tests and aptitude tests as and when they agitated their cause for regular release of their salaries, rued Harsh. He lamented that questions were raised in the present govt over the procedure of their selections despite the fact that it was only the RETs whose engagements were made in the most transparent manner by abolishing the interviews and making selections strictly on the basis of merit. He said that not only their demand for delinking of their salary from central source of funding was overlooked but they were deprived of the benefits of the seventh pay commission in the most arbitrary and unfair manner which was not only discriminatory but amounted to grave injustice with the said category of teachers.
Parshotam Parihar State Secretary Panthers Trade Union was also present in the press conference. |
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