Campaign among public
by the Pensioners
The Postal JCA of NFPE and FNPO had it its joint circular dated
18.07.2022 expressed that the Public Support to their Strike Action on
10.08.2022 will be ensured through Campaigns amongst them through the
Pensioners Associations.
The move of the Government will destabilise the faith the
Public have on the Postal Department. The POSB safeguards so far available to
the Public will be removed because of the throwing away of POSB to the IPPB.
The safety available through other services rendered by the Postal Department
as a representative of the Union Government will be gone shortly once the
Department is privatized. Many members of the Public are totally unaware of these
things. The Public’s good faith in our brand name will be spoiled by the moves
of privatization. The service mind of the Postal Department in all its services
throughout the length and breath of the country will be replaced by the profit
mind of the private players! This point has to be effectively campaigned among
the public.
The duty and responsibility of the Pensioners Associations generally
and AIPRPA particularly, is to take this campaign effectively amongst the
public. It is mainly our task to expose the designs of the Union Government and
to safeguard the Department of Posts as a Government Department. We should keep
in our minds that our pension is safe only as long as the Department remains as
the Government Department and once it becomes private all our existing
safeguards will be gone.
So, in addition to the support effectively shown by us on
8.8.2022 through our independent dharna all over the country, start an effective
campaign immediately. The campaign should be including issuing pamphlets in
regional languages and distribution to the public in main areas where large
number of publics are gathering like Bus and Train Junctions.
The Postal JCA is expecting us to do this task!
Let us do this and stand strongly with the struggling Postal
Employees!
Let us also strongly organize our pensioners for the 8th
August half a day Dharna!
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