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FMPHW's dhara enters 55th day 10/20/2018 10:16:20 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 20: The protest/dharna of Female Multi Purpose Health Workers (FMPHWs) of Jammu division entered 55th day. The FMPHWs of 2211 & 2210 head are on protest in the premises of DHS Jammu and raised slogans in support of their genuine and legal demands. The leaders of FMPHWs hope that the genuine demands are already highlighted may be fulfilled as early as possible. A deputation of FMPHWs of District Doda called on Advisor to Governor Vijay Kumar and Kurshid Ganai and highlighted their demands the Advisors listened patiently and assured that yours demands will be consider as earlier as possible. Both the Directors, Director Health Services, & Director Family welfare invite/Call the leaders of the JKMEF and FMPHWs Association to look the demands of FMPHWs association and solve the problem faced by them. The Association hope the result will be in favour of association otherwise if not the struggle will be continue till the conclusion. The demands of the protesting FMPHWs have been endorsed by the Divisional Commissioner Jammu. It has been decided by the JKMEF Executive bodies at Divisional Level, District level and even block level to fully support the protesting FMPHWs and are fully ready to proceed Srinagar on 24-10-2018to Secretariat Gherao.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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