Postal pension adalat for Western Region on July 2
The subjects/grievances may be sent to concerned division through post/ email by June 25 mentioning the subject as 'Regional-level pension adalat'.
Pensioners can represent only pension grievances that could not be settled at the divisional level, along with the reply given by the divisional heads. Cases involving purely legal points such as succession etc., will not be taken up in the Adalat.
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