Four and a half govt employees will strike for three days in Maharashtra

GD Kulthe of the Maharashtra Rajya Rajapatrit Adhikari Mahasangh accused the state government of dilly-dallying on the demands made by gazetted officers and said they had no alternative but to strike work.

Over four and a half lakh government employees, including 1.5 lakh gazetted Group A and B officers, will go on a three-day strike from August 7 to protest against the state government's failure to fulfill their demands, an employees' organization functionary said today.

Bhausaheb Pathan of the State Government Class Four Employees Central Organisation told reporters today that over three lakh Group D employees would go on strike between August 7-9 for the implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations and several other issues.

GD Kulthe of the Maharashtra Rajya Rajapatrit Adhikari Mahasangh accused the state government of dilly-dallying on the demands made by gazetted officers and said they had no alternative but to strike work.

Primary demands, apart from the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations, were a five-day week like Central government employees, filling up of 1.8 lakh vacancies in government departments and lowering of recruitment age, he had said earlier.

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