Dear Comrades, 


Many a times we fail as individual to fight for our right and secure self-dignity or avail justice. 

We are glad to announce that we are launching AIBOBOU Comrades' Samadhan database to address the issues of our fraternity members at Central and Zonal Levels.

AIBOBOU Comrade Samadhan could be an alternative but collective demand and or struggle towards the justified demand of the fraternity which most of the times goes unheard when taken up individually. 


You may not necessarily be a victim to raise a concern here.  Feel free to submit the information in good faith to see a common voice seeking improvement in process and practices.  Feel free to share your  problems and issues  which may require our intervention for redressal of your grievances with management . 


        Your suggestion and inputs are welcome.

        AIBOBOU COMRADE SAMADHAN - 

        CLICK HERE-   https://forms.gle/qBVDYhNsg3zhof5QA 




 

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