Thursday, February 11, 2010

Orissa police personnel threaten strike. Bihar Pay Commission : Complete Report and Govt. Resolution.

Orissa police personnel threaten strike

About 45,000 low-ranking personnel of Orissa police have threatened to go on a strike from February 25, if their 13-point charter of demands, including revised pay scale at par with the central government employees were not fulfilled by February 20.

"The state government will be responsible if the low-ranking police personnel go on strike. We have already served ultimatum to the authorities," Constable, Havildar and Sepoy Mahasangha president Padmanabha Behera told reporters here.

Alleging that low-ranking police personnel did not got benefit from the recommendations of the 6th Pay Commission, Behera said they were forced to go on agitation as none in the administration paid any heed to their demands.

The Mahasangha had withdrawn its proposed cease work agitation in view of the government's appeal last year.

Source : PTI

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