KARACHI: Woman Wellbeing Laborers dissented outside the Sindh Get together on Tuesday against non-installment of their pay rates for five months.
The dissent began in the morning from the Press Club as the Woman Wellbeing Specialists continuing to the Sindh High Court (SHC) where a sit-in was organized and mottos were droned.
The Woman Wellbeing Laborers walked towards the Sindh Gathering when their arrangements fizzled with authorities outside the SHC. The protestors organized a sit-in at the primary gathering entryway in the wake of being confined by the police from moving further.
Amid the dissent there were congested driving conditions saw in regions close to the Sindh Get together.
Four Woman Wellbeing Specialists blacked out outside the Sindh Gathering and were moved to a nearby clinic.
Boss Pastor Sindh Qaim Ali Shah likewise landed at the gathering amid the dissent yet did not meet the protestors. Later, Sindh Data Pastor Nisar Khuhro met with the Woman Wellbeing Laborers and guaranteed them that their compensations would be paid, after which the dissent arrived at an end.
The dissent began in the morning from the Press Club as the Woman Wellbeing Specialists continuing to the Sindh High Court (SHC) where a sit-in was organized and mottos were droned.
The Woman Wellbeing Laborers walked towards the Sindh Gathering when their arrangements fizzled with authorities outside the SHC. The protestors organized a sit-in at the primary gathering entryway in the wake of being confined by the police from moving further.
Amid the dissent there were congested driving conditions saw in regions close to the Sindh Get together.
Four Woman Wellbeing Specialists blacked out outside the Sindh Gathering and were moved to a nearby clinic.
Boss Pastor Sindh Qaim Ali Shah likewise landed at the gathering amid the dissent yet did not meet the protestors. Later, Sindh Data Pastor Nisar Khuhro met with the Woman Wellbeing Laborers and guaranteed them that their compensations would be paid, after which the dissent arrived at an end.
