NAHARLAGUN, Jun 10: The National Movement for Old Pension Scheme, Arunachal Pradesh (NMOPS, AP) convened a central executive committee meeting in a hotel at Naharlagun with an aim at effectively streamlining the movement against the National Pension System (NPS) in the State.
The meeting primarily focused on raising awareness among government employees regarding the NPS and advocating for the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) ahead of the 2024 elections.
During the meeting, the president of NMOPS, Arunachal Pradesh, Dakme Abo, passionately appealed to all subscribers of the NPS to unite and actively participate in organizing movements against the system in the state. Abo emphasized that the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme stands as the primary demand of NMOPS-AP, highlighting its significance in the upcoming 2024 elections.
The central executive committee meeting served as a platform to discuss strategies to garner support and effectively convey the concerns of government employees, who advocate for the return to the Old Pension Scheme.
Members of the NMOPS, AP unit engaged in constructive discussions to develop a comprehensive plan of action, encompassing various awareness campaigns, public engagements, and advocacy efforts.
Recognizing the importance of widespread awareness, the NMOPS, AP unit aims at highlighting the drawbacks of the NPS and emphasize the benefits of reverting to the Old Pension Scheme.
By organizing movements and rallying the support of government employees, NMOPS seeks to influence policy decisions and ensure that the concerns of public servants are adequately addressed.
The NMOPS, AP unit firmly believes that the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme will provide financial security and stability to government employees, ensuring a dignified post-retirement life. Through their continued efforts and strategic initiatives, NMOPS intends to make the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme a significant agenda in the upcoming 2024 elections in Arunachal Pradesh.As the central executive committee meeting concluded, the NMOPS, AP unit expressed its commitment to spearheading the NPS movement in the State and encouraged all concerned individuals to join forces in their pursuit of reinstating the Old Pension Scheme.
