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ICPA appeals Amit Shah to return pending dues of Air India employees

Currently, the Air India is under Rs 59,000 crore debt. The letter was marked to Finance Minister, Minister of Civil Aviation (MoCA), Secretary (MoCA) and Air India CMD

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New Delhi: Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) on Wednesday wrote to Home Minister Amit Shah appealing to return pending dues of Air India retired employees and serving employees' earned money.

"At this crux, we would like to inform you on behalf of all the serving and retired employees of Air India, that our hard-earned money amounting to 25 per cent for four years is being withheld illegally. Undertakings by the Government of India and the management of Air India to return our pending dues has been submitted in the Supreme Court of India," the letter undersigned by T. Praveen Keerthi, ICPA General Secretary, reads.

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