Quota bill: Uttarakhand government acts tough against striking employees

The government may also initiate disciplinary action against such employees as per the rules, Principal Secretary D K Kotia said.

DEHRADUN: Acting tough against striking employees both in protest and in favour of SC/ST reservation in promotion, the Uttarakhand government today said officials who do not return to work by September 10 will be considered absent and their salary deducted on 'no work no pay' basis.

The government may also initiate disciplinary action against such employees as per the rules, Principal Secretary D K Kotia said.

A section of government employees, both for and against the proposed quota in promotion, postponed their agitation on September 6 due to the model code of conduct being in force in view of the October 10 Tehri Lok Sabha bypoll.

However, a large number of them are still refusing to join duty, paralysing work in government offices across the state.

Pauri and Chamoli districts have been the worst hit by the ongoing strike while it has had considerable impact in Dehradun, Haridwar and Rudraprayag districts.
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