Members of Central Employees Coordination Committee registered their strong protest against excesses made on Central Government employees by activists of ruling Party in West Bengal.
They demanded immediate relief in the regard and threatened that if no immediate action has been taken in this regard, than all the Central Employees Union would launch a agitation in support of their colleagues working in West Bengal.
``We are totally against exploitation of any employee and wanted to show our serious anguish in the manner in which our colleagues were harassed in West Bengal and that too into the hands of members of ruling Party”, claimed JP Singh, general secretary of Central Employees Coordination Committee, while talking to media persons soon after attending the meeting, here on Wednesday afternoon.
JP Singh claimed that the members of all the unions which included Income Tax Department, Central Excise and Service Tax, Doordarshan, Postal and Telegraph and various other unions of Central government employees, who met in lucknow had dispatched a memorandum, seeking immediate intervention of Central government in the matter so that quick relief should be forwarded to their colleagues in West Bengal.
He claimed that they also warned the Central government that if no steps would be taken to resolve the issues ailing the employees working in West Bengal, then all the Central Employees Union across the country would hold a joint agitation against Mamata Banerjee’s government, which even failed to provide protection to the employees. JP Singh said that that also showed their full solidarity with all the trade unions of West Bengal.