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Garbage collecting auto rickshaw workers submitted a memorandum to local corporator Shanthi on Sunday seeking increase in the wages. They said they were collecting Rs 50 per house per month.
Nacharam: Garbage collecting auto rickshaw workers submitted a memorandum to local corporator Shanthi on Sunday seeking increase in the wages. They said they were collecting Rs 50 per house per month.
They said they had been facing financial crisis as the fuel rates were rising. They also said that Rs 100 per house would help them. Chakka Srinu, Fakirappa, Narasimha, Deva, Sudhakar and others were present.
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