PGI Joint Action Committee and Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh backed BJP candidate Sanjay Tandon

Chandigarh, 23 April 2024: BJP State President Jitendra Pal Malhotra expressed his gratitude, said that there will be special contribution of employees in crossing 400.

Chandigarh. Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh Chandigarh and PGI Joint Action Committee have supported BJP candidate Sanjay Tandon. Under the leadership of officials of both the organizations, officials and workers reached BJP state office Kamalam on Tuesday and assured BJP State President Jitendra Pal Malhotra of working to make BJP candidate Sanjay Tandon victorious with huge votes.

The officials and workers who arrived under the leadership of PGI Joint Action Committee Chairman Ashwini Munjal and Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh Chandigarh in-charge Badri Prasad and President Balwinder Singh, General Secretary Jaswant Singh Jassa presented flower bunches to the BJP State President and pledged to contribute in fulfilling the demands of the organization. But expressed gratitude to Malhotra and distributed laddus.

Committee officials have said that thousands of contractual employees have many old demands including equal pay for equal work and many other demands.

There have been many protests and meetings with the administration regarding these demands. BJP State President Jitendra Pal Malhotra has become facilitator in getting these demands fulfilled.

The committee and the labor union believe that during the last ten years of the BJP government, decisions have been taken in the interest of all other sections including employees. He is confident that whatever demands are pending will also be fulfilled in the interest of the State President Jitendra Pal Malhotra assured both the organizations that like before, in future also BJP will take decisions in the interest of the employees. He thanked the employees that they have assured the BJP of their contribution in completing the mission of crossing 400. On this occasion, BJP State General Secretary Hukam Chand and Amit Jindal were also present.