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CM BHAGWANT MANN WARNS PATWARI-KANUNGO, IF STRIKE JOB MAY GO!

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CM Bhagwant Mann has become angry over the announcement of strike of Patwari-Kanungo and DC office employees in State and has directly issued a strict warning, if strike may be you lost a job.. Actually, Patwari-Kanungo and DC office employees of Punjab are going to start the strike, but after the warning given by CM Mann, they will have to think twice before going on strike.

CM Mann in his tweet in Punjabi said, “According to the information, the Patwari-Kanungo and the DC office employees will be on strike in the coming days, leaving their pens behind for their personal demands, infavor of one of their colleagues implicated in a bribery case… Therefore, I want to tell you that you leave the pen and go on strike, but later the government will decide in whose hands the pen will be given and in whose hands it will not be given…” CM Mann further wrote – “We have many educated people. There are unemployed people who are ready to take up your pen.. Will not increase  the troubles of the people of Punjab further.

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