Karan Mishra, Gwalior. NHM Contract Outsourced Health Employees Union in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh has given a big warning by submitting a memorandum to Deputy CM Jagdish Deora. The 11-member Sangh team has submitted a memorandum to the Deputy CM regarding its three-point demands. If it is not fulfilled, it has been warned to go against the government in the Lok Sabha elections.
Actually, Deputy CM Jagdish Deora had reached Gwalior. During this time, NHM Contract Outsourced Employees Union came to meet him. While giving a memorandum regarding their three-point demands, they have demanded that in the examination results released by the Staff Selection Board, the contractual HM should be included in the merit list without any condition, giving the benefit of seniority and 20% reservation in the contract.
The employees union has demanded that the support staff employees outsourced from the National Health Mission should be regularized on the vacant posts in the department or they should be merged into the National Health Mission. The organization also demands that outsourced data entry operators and outsourced support staff employees should be merged into NHM by giving them the benefit of seniority.
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Memorandum submitted to Deputy CM
Along with submitting the memorandum to the Deputy CM, the government has been requested to fulfill their demands as soon as possible. If the demands are not met, then in such a situation, contract and outsourced employees from across the state can also go against the government during the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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The organization had demonstrated even before the assembly elections.
It is noteworthy that even before the assembly elections, the organization had organized violent demonstrations across the state. After which, through the Maha Panchayat, the state government had assured to fulfill their demands, but even after the formation of the government, when the demands were not fulfilled, in such a situation, before the Lok Sabha elections, the organization started protesting against the government including fulfilling the demands. Warned to leave.
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