Employees’ assn meets min over pending arrears

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A delegation of the JCT Ex-Employees’ Association today submitted a memorandum to former Union Minister Som Parkash, demanding their Provident Fund (PF).

They said despite PF being deducted since December 2022, the company had not deposited it. They pointed out that a case was registered six months ago, but no arrests were made. They alleged that the total outstanding PF amount stood at approximately Rs 90 crore and sought action.

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