Contractual employees of UJBVN/DHBVN stage dharna outside CM Camp Office in Karnal

Name: Contractual employees of UJBVN/DHBVN stage dharna outside CM Camp Office in Karnal
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Description: #haryana #contractualemployees #UJBVN #DHBVN #dharna #karnal Contractual employees of UJBVN/DHBVN stage dharna outside CM Camp Office in Karnal Hundreds of employees of UHBVN, DHBVN, HVPN, and Haryana Power Generation Corporation Ltd. (HPGCL) under the banner of the Anubandhit Vidyut...

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#haryana #contractualemployees #UJBVN #DHBVN #dharna #karnal Contractual employees of UJBVN/DHBVN stage dharna outside CM Camp Office in Karnal Hundreds of employees of UHBVN, DHBVN, HVPN, and Haryana Power Generation Corporation Ltd. (HPGCL) under the banner of the Anubandhit Vidyut Karamchari Sangh, took out a state-level protest march in the city. They overpowered the barricades installed by the police and staged dharna outside the CM Camp Office on Monday. They were demanding formation of a regularisation policy for contractual employee

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