Old Pension Scheme: Still protesting demanding restoration of the old pension scheme. Even though it is not yet nationwide, employee organizations in different states are continuously demanding the government to take steps towards implementing the old pension scheme. Employees demonstrated in Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. Whereas in Uttarakhand, there was a discussion about holding a mega rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi.
There was a churn regarding the Maharally on October 1.
According to media reports, a virtual meeting of the National Movement District Unit for Restoration of Old Pension was held in Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand. In this, there was a discussion regarding the Maharally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on 1 October. During this, the employees pledged that they will not remain silent until the old pension is implemented.
In media reports, Manch President Narendra Palni was quoted as saying that employees from every block level will participate in the Delhi Maharally. Officials will go to Delhi. He said that all the employees will fight this battle unitedly.
A huge Tiranga Yatra was taken out in Madhya Pradesh.
On the other hand, in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, on Sunday, employees from all over the state came and participated in a one-day dharna at Ambedkar Park. They took out a huge tricolor rally in large numbers. According to media reports, the employees said that if the government does not fulfill their other demands including old pension, then their and their families’ votes will go to the party that fulfills the demands.
At the same time, in Ambedkar Park, employees raised slogans of ‘No pension, no vote’.
Employees are making demands in UP-Bihar.
Let us tell you that earlier recently there was a demonstration in Darbhanga, Bihar also regarding restoration of old pension. At the same time, All Teachers Employees Welfare Association (ATEWA) in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh had written a letter to the MP and appealed to pay attention to the demand of restoration of pension.
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