Employees Association Accuses Punjab Govt of Ignoring Pension Issues
Punjab Govt Accused of Ignoring Employees' Pension Issues

In a recent development in Amritsar, the Punjab Government Employees and Pensioners Association has accused the state government of turning a blind eye to the pressing issues faced by its employees and pensioners. The association held a meeting where they highlighted several unresolved demands, including the release of pending arrears and the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission recommendations.

Unresolved Demands

The association's leaders stated that despite multiple representations and peaceful protests, the government has not taken any concrete steps to address their grievances. Key demands include:

  • Release of pending dearness allowance arrears
  • Implementation of the 7th Pay Commission for all employees
  • Regularization of contractual employees
  • Timely payment of pensions

Government's Response

The association criticized the government for its lack of responsiveness. They claimed that the authorities are more focused on other matters rather than the welfare of their employees. The association has threatened to intensify their agitation if their demands are not met within a stipulated time frame.

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The meeting was attended by a large number of employees and pensioners from various departments, who expressed solidarity with the association's cause. They urged the government to take immediate action to resolve the issues to avoid further unrest.

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