Protesting health employees who wanted to submit memorandum to Nadda, cane-charged in Kathua
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Jammu: As many as nine people including employees and police personnel got injured when police resorted to mild lath-charge to disperse the protestors, who wanted to submit a memorandum to the Union Health Minister J P Nadda in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Mr Nadda was in the town to lay a foundation of Government Medical College and Hospital
Seeking regularisation and release of their pending salaries, the employees under the banner of Female Multipurpose Health Workers, this afternoon, when reached at the venue to submit a copy of memorandum to Mr Nadda and the Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, they were not allowed to proceed by heavy deployment of the police contingents.
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