Lahore March 30 (TNS): The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday directed the provincial home secretary to end the sit-in of lady health workers on Mall Road.
A three-member LHC bench headed by Justice Ameen-ud-din Khan heard the case of a petitioner who said that the protest sit-in had been staged by the LHWs on the main thoroughfare for the last five days, paralyzing routine activities of the people and disrupting traffic.
The petitioner had requested the court to direct the Punjab government to fulfill the demands of the protesters.
“Why the government has not done anything to end the Mall Road protest?” asked the judge.
The court ordered to end the sit-in and submit a compliance report till April 2.
The closure of the GPO Chowk for construction of Orange Line Metro Train’s central station has already been causing traffic jams.
he lady health workers, who have been in protesting on Mall Road for the last five days over non-payment of salary and wretched service structure, have threatened to shut the metro bus service across Lahore from today if their demands were not met.
The protesting LHWs are demanding that the provincial government issued a notification to overhaul the service structure and regular increment while the health authorities have turned a deaf ear to their protest.
The protesters have blocked the main thoroughfare, disrupting traffic and causing inconvenience to commuters and motorists.
The venue of the protest has turned into a garbage dump, as the stench of burning trash has engulfed the surrounding area. their own.
A statement issued by the provincial health department has promised to make payment of pending salaries an allowance of Rs5,000 each for supervisors.
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The sit-in near Charing Cross has also polluted the area with trash all around that the protesting health workers have been clearing and burning on supervisors.
The protesting LHWs say that they have not been paid salaries, making it hard for them to make both ends meet. They say that they have not been any increment since 2012.
