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NG Forest Employees Protests in district Ganderbal For Their Demands

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March 15, 2018
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NG Forest Employees Protests in district Ganderbal For Their Demands
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Ganderbal: Hundreds of All Jammu and Kashmir Non Gazetted Forest Officers Association of sindh Forest division Ganderbal in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal District today protested against the authorities for failing to fulfill their service demands.

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District President Ganderbal All J&K non- Gazetted Forest Officers Gh Nabi War said that forest employees have been decrying removal of pay anomaly, release of risk allowance, DPC and 2 and a half day extra salary.

The officers are enjoying their promotion and postings but the non gazetted employees are ignored and deprived of their legal service benefits, they said, they said the government should resolve their demands or face a prolonged agitation.

Protesters appealed government to intervene and redress their demands including regularization of nearly 10 thousand daily wagers and clearance of cases.

However protesters warned government to stage massive agitation besides roadblock in each Forest range of entire state if their demands are not met

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