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Pensioners Meeting to Address Concerns and Expand Membership

RAJNANDGAON (BTI) – In a significant move to address the grievances of pensioners and strengthen their collective voice, the District Rajnandgaon Pensioners’ Association recently organized an important meeting in Dongargaon. This meeting aimed at activating tehsil-level organizations and launching a robust membership drive.

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The event will witness the participation of several prominent leaders, including State President Dr. K.L. Tandukar, Vice President Mr. Deepak Kumar Sinha, General Secretary Engineer K.P. Singh, District President Engineer G.R. Devangan, General Secretary Mr. Shailendra Kumar Singh, Organization Secretary Mrs. Haseena Khan, and Mohla-Manpur-Chowki District President Mr. Poornanand Netam.

The meeting is scheduled to take place at Yadav Bhavan, Dongargaon, on Monday, January 20, starting at 12:30 PM. The arrangements for the event are being managed by Tehsil Presidents Mr. Mahesh Kumar Atri and Mr. D.D. Pandey.

All pensioner members are encouraged to attend and actively participate to ensure the success of the meeting and to contribute towards addressing the challenges faced by the pensioner community. The association hopes this collective effort will pave the way for meaningful discussions and impactful actions.

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