Yogi: Book protesting power staff

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Updated At : 04:35 PM Nov 19, 2019 IST

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Lucknow, November 18

Taking a stern view of the 48-hour ‘work boycott’ by the employees of the UP Power Corporation Ltd, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today asked officials to lodge an FIR against them if need be.

The employees have sought return of their PF money which was invested in the tainted Dewan Housing Finance Ltd in an irregular manner.

UPPCL protesting employees have guaranteed that the units generating power will be exempted from the protest to prevent grid failure. — TNS

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