JnK: Pensioners, senior citizen demand medical allowance similar to central employees
They demanded that special concession in medical treatment and hospitals and also in transport fares should be provided to them.;
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Jammu: The Pensioners and Senior Citizen Forum of Jammu and Kashmir have demanded medical allowance similar to that attributed to the Central Government employees.
The forum along with several other demands of pensioners also urged the government to immediately look into the matter and take necessary steps in order to fulfill their demands at the earliest.
The forum held a meeting on 7th November and discussed various demands of the pensioners of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh UTs.
The General Secretary of the forum Sheikh Mohi-ud-Din Shilwati was the chairman of the meeting and it was also attended by Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din Malla tehsil president, Mohammed Ramzan organizer. Chairman of the Forum Mir Ghulam Rasool Butwani also addressed the meeting.
Daily Excelsior reports that the pensioners have demanded that rupees 1,000 medical allowances that are paid to the Central Government employees and pensioners must be given to them as well. They, being employees of a UT, are entitled to get the same medical benefits as the central government employees. They have also raised their other demands like a release in allowance. They demanded that special concession in medical treatment and hospitals and also in transport fares should be provided to them.
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