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Many of them have retired after years of service, some without receiving any benefits. This is truly unfortunate.âHe questioned, âWhat was the fault of these employees? Was it their honesty and dedication in helping make Jammu and Kashmir cleaner and more developed? Today, many of them are struggling even to manage household expenses, and yet the government seems unwilling to address their issues.âChoudhary urged the government to take a compassionate approach and immediately regularize eligible employees as per the existing lists.
He also emphasized the need to provide a dignified pension or relief package to those who have completed their service, so they do not face financial hardships in old age. Issuing a warning, Choudhary said that if the government fails to act swiftly, the Jat Sabha will not hesitate to launch a major agitation to fight for the rights of these employees.
