Pensioners seek President's help in EPS-95 pension row
In short
Pensioners' groups wrote to President Droupadi Murmu about the EPS-95 higher-pension dispute. They want the EPFO to pull back its January 18, 2025 circular.
This matters to pensioners because the circular affects how their higher pension case is handled. The report does not say whether the President will act or what the EPFO will do next.
What the reporting says
Pensioners' associations wrote to President Droupadi Murmu over the EPS-95 higher-pension issue and asked her to intervene, according to a Mint Money summary. They want the EPFO to withdraw its January 18, 2025 circular, which they call flawed. The reporting does not state whether the President or EPFO has responded, or what change in pensions is being sought beyond that demand.
Why it matters
Pensioners' associations have written to President Droupadi Murmu over the EPS-95 higher-pension issue and asked her to press the EPFO to withdraw its January 18, 2025 circular. The source frames the circular as flawed, but provides no details on the disputed pension formula or any official response. The immediate impact is on EPS-95 pensioners awaiting clarity on benefits and process.