PC to support JCC programs
I assure employees' my personal support : Sajad Lone
Srinagar, July 19: The Chairman of Peoples Conference Sajad Gani Lone on Tuesday said that his party would support all the programs of Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) and employees if government continues to foil their peaceful protests with force.
“If the demands of the JCC continue to be confronted with the use of brute force and arrogance, I assure them and all employees that our party will support them and all their programs throughout the state. I stand by the employees and assure them my personal support and solidarity,” Sajad said in a statement.
“People's Conference condemns the arbitrary attitude shown by the government in refusing to engage seriously and sincerely with the JCC leadership and in refusing to deliver on the past assurances given to the employees,” he added.
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