SFC employees body extend support to JCC
Srinagar: The State Forest Corporation Employees Association Thursday lauded the employees for supporting the strike call given by the Joint Consultative Committee.
In a statement a spokesperson of Association, Khurshid Ahmad Masoodi said a meeting was held under the chairmanship of its president Haji Bashir Ahmad who hailed the employees for making JCC programme successful.
“We will fight till Government fulfils all our demands. We will follow future programmes of the JCC,” he said.
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