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Joint Front to protest over govt’s indifference to workers’ demands

Joint Front will stage protest against Punjab Government on August 6 in Jalandhar.

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The Joint Front of Employees and Pensioners has called for a state-wide protest campaign in response to the Punjab government’s alleged apathy toward their long-standing demands and its refusal to engage in formal discussions.

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A meeting of the Joint Front’s Jalandhar district unit was held today at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, led by District Convener Pushpinder Kumar Virdi, Subhash Mattu, Prem Lal, Kuldeep Walia and Master Manohar Lal.

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It was decided that a protest demonstration will take place on August 6 at 2.00 pm at PUDA Ground near the Tehsil Complex in Jalandhar. The protest will culminate with the symbolic burning of an effigy of the Punjab government.

In addition, on August 12 at 2.30 pm, members from the Phillaur tehsil will stage a similar demonstration at the water tank location, including the burning of the government’s effigy.

Prominent state-level leaders in attendance included Tirath Singh Bassi, Karamjeet Singh Sonu, and Raghubir Singh. The Joint Front stressed that the government’s continued avoidance of dialogue has forced them to escalate their agitation in the coming days.

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