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Coal India pensioners demand Former chairman WCL getting pension of Rs 2,344, per month
NAGPUR: Some retired employees get as little as Rs. 73 a month and a former chairman receives Rs. 2,344 a month.
The former employees of Coal India Ltd have demanded that their pensions be revised, as the current pension scheme was implemented over 15 years ago.
Some of the retired employees are drawing as less as Rs. 73 per month, while a former chairman was entitled to only Rs. 2,344 per month, according to Federation of Coal Industry Retired Employees Association
President of Federation, J.N. Singh, a former director of CIL subsidiary WCL, said at a press conference in Nagpur on Tuesday that the former employee who was getting a pension of Rs. 73 had in fact requested CIL to stop paying him altogether.
Former chairman R.K. Sharma was getting Rs 2,344, a pittance considering the post he held, Mr. Singh said.. THE HINDU
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