Non-gazetted employees of wildlife deptt stage demo

Srinagar, Jan 28: Non-gazetted employees of Wildlife Department on Saturday held a demonstration against the alleged inordinate delay in their promotions.
 The secretary of Non-Gazetted Wildlife Officers Association, Feroz Ahmad who was leading the demonstration accused the authorities of creating hurdles in their promotions.
 “For past 15 years, the non-gazetted employees working in the department have been denied promotions. Due to this, we are facing immense work load as many posts are lying vacant,” Feroz said appealing to the Government to look into the matter. (GKNN)

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