“I hope this decision has given comfort to all families of 13,000 employees under NPS,” he said
Bengaluru:
The Karnataka government has issued a notification to bring about its 13,000 employees, who were notified before April 1, 2006, but were appointed at a later date, under the Old Pension Scheme.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah posted on ‘X’ on Wednesday that he had made this promise to the government employees on a strike against the new pension scheme.
2006 Pre-Recruitment Notification An order has been issued to cover the old pension scheme to about 13,000 government employees of the state government recruited after 2006.
Before the election, visit the place when the NPS employees are on strike, demand after we come to power… pic.twitter.com/IJTzZACw2R— Siddaramaiah (@siddaramaiah) January 24, 2024
“Before the election, I visited the place where the employees were on a strike against the NPS and promised to fulfil the demand after we come to power. I hope this decision has given comfort to all the families of 13,000 employees under NPS,” he said.
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