MARDAN: Office bearers of All Pakistan Clerks Association (APCA),
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), has announced that if government did not
immediately fulfil the APCA demands then they will start long march
towards Islamabad.
President APCA Peshawar Azghar Ali Daqoodzai,
Haji Falz-i-Rabi president Malakand, Kabir Khan president, expressed
these views Mansahra, Ali Rehman president Swat, Ghulam Sarwar president
Nowshera, Banaris Khan Jadoon president Abbotabad, Muhidullah president
Upper Dir, Muhammad Hussan president Kohistan, Muhammad Ibrahim Khan
vice president Mardan district, Muhammad Ismial president Shangla,
Imtyaz Shiekh president Haripoor, Muhammad Shafi General Secretary KP,
and other while addressing to a meeting arranged at APCA house Mardan.
Aurangzeb Khazmiri president of APCA, KP, chaired meeting.
Speakers
said that they demanded of the government to fulfil the demands of
clerks including, time frame, implementation of pay and pension
committee report, move over selection grade, restoration of advance
increments, establishment of residential colony for government
employees, utility allowances and double the medical allowances.
They
further said that if government immediately did not fulfil their
demands they will start agitation against the government.
They
said that they will arrange strikes and rallies in all over the country
from 12, 21 December and 11 January in all over the districts and after
that they will start long march towards Islamabad and will give Dharna
in front of Parliament house and will continue their agitation till
their demands are fulfilled. Online
