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REWA demands immediate release of four DA arrears instalments
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Badrinaryana urged officials to clear all pending dues promptly and end the practice of forcing retirees to make repeated visits to offices.
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REWA demands immediate release of four DA arrears instalments
Warangal: The Retired Employees Welfare Association (REWA) has demanded the immediate release of four pending Dearness Allowance (DA) instalments to retired employees and teachers in the district, in accordance with government orders. Association district president Sanka Badrinaryana raised the issue after submitting a representation to District Education Officer and Additional Collector K. Anil Kumar. He alleged that officials were failing to implement government orders issued since 2024.
He also expressed concern over delays in payment of Earned Leave encashment difference bills, stating that beneficiaries faced prolonged hardships despite bills being sent to e-Kuber.
Badrinaryana urged officials to clear all pending dues promptly and end the practice of forcing retirees to make repeated visits to offices.
Association honorary president Soma Govardhan, Kola Dargayya, Chandramouli, Muralidhara Swamy, Sunkari Venkateswarlu, Niranjan Reddy and others participated.
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