Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): MPCC president Kamal Nath met striking Patwaris in Chhindwara on Saturday.
Patwaris across the state have been on strike for about two weeks over disparity in pay-scale, time-bound promotion and other demands.
Nath assured the Patwaris that if the Congress formed the next government their demands would be fulfilled.
Nath said they would be given pay-scale of Rs 2,800. The problems of Patwaris, who have been fighting for their right for over 25 years, will be solved in three months, he said.
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Nath further said that old pension scheme would also be implemented and the officers and employees of the government would get their rights.
