Hisar Electricity Employees Protest JE Mukesh Soni Suspension Demand Reinstatement

Electricity employees in Uklana, Hisar, protested against the suspension of Junior Engineer Mukesh Soni and demanded withdrawal of the suspension and his reinstatement, warning of further agitation if the demand is not met.

Electricity employees in Uklana, Hisar, staged a protest against the Chief Engineer over the suspension of Junior Engineer Mukesh Soni. The employees demanded withdrawal of the suspension and his reinstatement, warning that the agitation would be intensified if their demand was not met.

Electricity employees in Uklana protested against the suspension of Junior Engineer Mukesh Soni. The employees raised slogans against the Chief Engineer and expressed their dissatisfaction with the suspension action. They presented their demands to the authorities while demonstrating unity during the protest.

The employees demanded that Mukesh Soni’s suspension be withdrawn and that he be reinstated in service at the earliest. They also sought appropriate action at the departmental level in the matter.

The protesting employees said that the agitation would be taken forward if JE Mukesh Soni was not reinstated. They said that if a decision was not taken soon on their demand, the organisation would prepare a strategy for the next phase of the agitation.

The employees also urged departmental authorities to intervene in the matter and find a resolution. They said the issue related to the suspension should be taken seriously and that a decision should be taken on their demands.

A committee is also reported to have been formed by the employees for further action regarding Mukesh Soni’s suspension. The committee will monitor developments related to the matter and communicate the employees’ demands to departmental authorities.

The employees’ protest is currently focused on the demand for JE Mukesh Soni’s reinstatement. Employees are awaiting the department’s next decision in the matter. If the demand is not met, the scope of the protests and agitation may be expanded in the coming days.

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