Haryana Government Retired Officers donate Rs 1. 01 lakh

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Updated At : 11:58 AM May 09, 2020 IST

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PanchkulaThe Haryana Government Retired Officers Welfare Association, Panchkula, has donated Rs 1.01 lakh in the Haryana Corona Relief Fund.The association has expressed concerns about the freezing of three Dearness Relief installments up to June 2021 and urged the government to not make further deductions from the pensioners. The body also said that the pension is being delayed by respective Treasury Officers.

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