Comments on: CoSAAP-Government deadlock ends, agitation called off http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/ An Insight into Arunachal Pradesh Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:58:07 +0000 hourly 1 By: taj http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1422 taj Wed, 04 Mar 2009 09:22:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1422 @AG<br/><br/>I agree in toto...aaahh LOL @AG

I agree in toto…aaahh LOL

]]> By: AG http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1421 AG Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:59:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1421 taj,<br/><br/><i>"Its, why this HUNGAMA, if this was all that it should have been. The agreement reached earlier should have been quietly accepted."</i><br/><br/>Well, I guess the issue was just about inflated ego's and nothing else. taj,

“Its, why this HUNGAMA, if this was all that it should have been. The agreement reached earlier should have been quietly accepted.”

Well, I guess the issue was just about inflated ego’s and nothing else.

]]> By: taj http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1420 taj Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:36:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1420 @AG<br/><br/>A correction, the proceedings were not live but only recorded version.<br/><br/>Its not about 6, 12, 30 or 36 months arrears, for that matter not even the other allowance which the employees are going to forfeit for next 10 yrs (That too if ever government of that period becomes more charitable)<br/><br/>Its, why this <b>HUNGAMA</b>, if this was all that it should have been. The agreement reached earlier should have been quietly accepted.<br/><br/>In retrospect, the event that followed were merely a waste of time, energy, resource and harassment to one and all. @AG

A correction, the proceedings were not live but only recorded version.

Its not about 6, 12, 30 or 36 months arrears, for that matter not even the other allowance which the employees are going to forfeit for next 10 yrs (That too if ever government of that period becomes more charitable)

Its, why this HUNGAMA, if this was all that it should have been. The agreement reached earlier should have been quietly accepted.

In retrospect, the event that followed were merely a waste of time, energy, resource and harassment to one and all.

]]> By: AG http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1419 AG Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:29:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1419 Taj,<br/><br/>How I wished I too got chance to watch the proceedings of 7hour long meeting to have agreed or disagreed on your view that you arrived on the effect on morale of the employees in general; though I agree with you that whatever resolution that was arrived at is only a cosmetic. <br/><br/>I guess there was no issue at all for the government or the CoSAAP to carry on the stand-off for such long or was it? Doesn't no arrear for 30 months or 30 months arrear after receiving central assistance carries the same meaning?<br/><br/>Now for common mass like me, I wonder what right has been left out that has to be won for which an SMS is doing round. Well, I fail to guess. Taj,

How I wished I too got chance to watch the proceedings of 7hour long meeting to have agreed or disagreed on your view that you arrived on the effect on morale of the employees in general; though I agree with you that whatever resolution that was arrived at is only a cosmetic.

I guess there was no issue at all for the government or the CoSAAP to carry on the stand-off for such long or was it? Doesn’t no arrear for 30 months or 30 months arrear after receiving central assistance carries the same meaning?

Now for common mass like me, I wonder what right has been left out that has to be won for which an SMS is doing round. Well, I fail to guess.

]]> By: taj http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1418 taj Tue, 03 Mar 2009 11:31:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1418 This are only cosmetic changes. I still fail to understand for what CoSAAP fought so hard while playing with emotion of State Govt. Employees.<br/><br/>Watching the proceeding of 7 hour long meetings live, at which this agreement was arrived at in the local TV channel must have had devastating morale effect on the employees in general.<br/><br/>An SMS is going around this days in the capital, "GBC/CEC, CoSAAP salutes you all for your courage and unity during the democratic movement. Our other rights are still left to be won. Lets gather more energy and courage for our next move. Please pass on to all..."<br/><br/>Another one goes <b> " Only fools will believe any CoSAAP any more! Please pass this on to one and all"</b><br/><br/>I understand the last one better. This are only cosmetic changes. I still fail to understand for what CoSAAP fought so hard while playing with emotion of State Govt. Employees.

Watching the proceeding of 7 hour long meetings live, at which this agreement was arrived at in the local TV channel must have had devastating morale effect on the employees in general.

An SMS is going around this days in the capital, “GBC/CEC, CoSAAP salutes you all for your courage and unity during the democratic movement. Our other rights are still left to be won. Lets gather more energy and courage for our next move. Please pass on to all…”

Another one goes ” Only fools will believe any CoSAAP any more! Please pass this on to one and all”

I understand the last one better.

]]> By: AG http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1417 AG Sat, 28 Feb 2009 12:08:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1417 Yes, I was also of the opinion that this could have been arrived at earlier instead of resorting to all the tactics to subdue the agitating employees and taking 'adamant stand'. Had the financial position of state been made clear to the employee as was supposedly done yesterday instead of all this bullying tactics, we the common masses would have been spared from all this chaos.<br/><br/>Now, I feel this was clever move by government or rather the Congress party to contain the discontentment of the people, considering the coming Assembly Election. I guess, after this move, people wouldn't totally turn away from their party in the Assembly Election. In fact, if to go by the report published in local daily, the worker community of the state has announced their solidarity with Congress government in coming election.<br/><br/>And coming to the question of paying <b>"30 months arrear"</b> to the employees..well, as you've said let's hope for the best. Yes, I was also of the opinion that this could have been arrived at earlier instead of resorting to all the tactics to subdue the agitating employees and taking ‘adamant stand’. Had the financial position of state been made clear to the employee as was supposedly done yesterday instead of all this bullying tactics, we the common masses would have been spared from all this chaos.

Now, I feel this was clever move by government or rather the Congress party to contain the discontentment of the people, considering the coming Assembly Election. I guess, after this move, people wouldn’t totally turn away from their party in the Assembly Election. In fact, if to go by the report published in local daily, the worker community of the state has announced their solidarity with Congress government in coming election.

And coming to the question of paying “30 months arrear” to the employees..well, as you’ve said let’s hope for the best.

]]> By: Daachan http://arunachaldiary.com/2009/02/cosaap-government-deadlock-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-1416 Daachan Sat, 28 Feb 2009 11:37:00 +0000 http://arunachaldiary.com/?p=359#comment-1416 Its find that there's no major changes from earlier agreement except :<br /><br/><br /><br/> <i>Provide six month arrears in two installment <b>"instead<br/>of three"</b> with two months arrears in cash and one months<br/>arrear credited to GPF account for the financial year 2008-09 and one<br/>month arrear in cash and two months arrears credited to GPF account for<br/>the financial year 2009-10.<br/> </i><br/> <i>30 months arrear <b>"would be<br/>released to employees as and when the government receive fund from<br/>Central government"</b> for which the government is pursuing.</i><br/>But its agreeable, considering govt. financial crunch (As they claim).Govt.<br/>could have done this type of agreement earlier also and employees<br/>could  have been convinced, But Govt. blindly refuse to pay 30<br/>months arrear due to fund crunch and 6 months arrear in 3 installment<br/>in 3 years was what angered employees. I don't expect this <i><b>"30 months"</b></i>would<br/>be paid to employees . . . :) Lets Hope for the best... ;) Its find that there’s no major changes from earlier agreement except :

Provide six month arrears in two installment “instead
of three” with two months arrears in cash and one months
arrear credited to GPF account for the financial year 2008-09 and one
month arrear in cash and two months arrears credited to GPF account for
the financial year 2009-10.

30 months arrear “would be
released to employees as and when the government receive fund from
Central government” for which the government is pursuing.
But its agreeable, considering govt. financial crunch (As they claim).Govt.
could have done this type of agreement earlier also and employees
could  have been convinced, But Govt. blindly refuse to pay 30
months arrear due to fund crunch and 6 months arrear in 3 installment
in 3 years was what angered employees. I don't expect this “30 months”would
be paid to employees . . . :) Lets Hope for the best… ;)

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