A significant meeting of the ATEWA (All Teachers and Employees Welfare Association) organization recently concluded in Dudahi. The primary objective of this meeting was to demonstrate unity among employees regarding the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) and to deliberate on future strategies. A large number of employees and teachers from various departments participated, indicating widespread support for the organization's demands.

During the meeting, ATEWA officials highlighted the importance of the Old Pension Scheme and explained its necessity for the employees' future. They also discussed the problems encountered under the New Pension Scheme (NPS) and the financial insecurity faced by employees after retirement. Speakers emphasized that the Old Pension Scheme not only provides social security to employees but is also their sole support in old age.

Members of the organization agreed that a strong and organized movement is required for the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme. They urged the government to seriously consider their demands and warned that if their demands are not met, they would intensify their agitation. All members present at the meeting unanimously reiterated their commitment to the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme and pledged to support all decisions taken by the organization in the future.

This meeting sent a clear message that employees and teachers in the Dudahi region are fully united for the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme and are ready to go to any extent to get their demands met. This meeting is a crucial step for the ATEWA organization, providing them with new energy and direction to move towards their goal.