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NHM Employees protest in Bandipora, demands regularization

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January 21, 2019
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By Nasir Khuehami

Bandipora: The employees working under central sponsored Scheme National Health Mission (NHM) here on today staged protest in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district demanding regularization of their services.

Protesting employees assembled inside Premises of Mini Secretrait Bandipora raising slogans against Govt. protesting employees said that, in the past we have protested and demanded our regularization but time and time again we have been forced to come on the streets, this is sheet injustice with us.

They demanded regularization of their services, besides immediate fullfillment of the commitment made to them in 2018, by the then Health Minister Bali Baghat.

Aijaz Ahamd Mir President NHM Bandipora speaking to INS said: “Despite working with dedication, they have been neglected as not even a single person has been regularized from past nine years despite repeated assurances from Govt, added that regularizing us is our right.”

Pertinently, the strike by NHM Employees has badly affected the healthcare in Bandipora hospital.

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