Vets want facility restored to new appointees : The Tribune India

Vets want facility restored to new appointees

Vets want facility restored to new appointees


Our Correspondent

Nurpur, May 26

The Himachal Pradesh Veterinary Officers’ Association has resented the state government’s notification regarding the withdrawal of the NPA to veterinarians and other doctors, who will be appointed in future.

Neeraj Mohan and Madhur Gupta, state president and general secretary of the association, said in a joint statement here today that the government decision to deny NPA to veterinary doctors to be appointed in future would affect farmers and the animal husbandry sector in the state.

The association urged Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu to reconsider the decision and revoke the notification. It announced unconditional support to the HP Medical Officers’ Association for the restoration of the NPA to the new appointees.

#nurpur

Tribune Shorts


Top News

Odisha train crash LIVE updated: Accident one of deadliest in Indian Railways history; 233 dead

Odisha train accident LIVE updates: 261 killed in one of the deadliest train crashes; PM Modi to visit site

Railway minister Vaishnaw visits accident site; says main fo...

Train accident site: Coaches strewn haphazardly, ambulance wails punctuate noise from electric saws

Odisha train accident site: Coaches strewn haphazardly, ambulance wails punctuate noise from electric saws

The rescue workers with gas cutters and medical personnel wi...

Midnight hoax bomb call near Golden Temple puts Amritsar police on alert

Midnight hoax bomb call near Golden Temple puts Amritsar police on alert

Though no bomb was found, the police have taken four persons...


Cities

View All