ReT Forum for strike on Apr 11
Srinagar, Mar 29: The J&K Rehbar-e-Taleem Teachers Forum has called for one day token strike on April 11. The Forum spokesman, Shabir Ahmad Tantray said the decision was taken by the central body under the chairmanship of Gazi Abdul Aziz, Secretary Farooq Ahmad Tantray, coordinator, Muhammad Yaseen Shah and Peer Javaid. The Forum criticized the Government for not accepting their demands including service inclusion of 5-years for promotionary benefits, changing of new transfer policy and NPS new pension scheme.
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