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CPI bats for sanitation workers
CPI bats for sanitation workers. In a letter addressed to the Chief Minister on Sunday, CPI State Council secretary Chada Venkata Reddy, asked the Chief Minister to order a comprehensive high-level inquiry into the irregularities in the supply of footwear, soaps, oil to the municipal workers.
Hyderabad: Elated over the statement made by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao during launch of Swachh Hyderabad program on Saturday that the sanitation workers were ‘Gods’, who clear the rubbish and keep the city clean, the Telangana State CPI Council urged the former to regularize services of contract and outsourcing employees on humanitarian grounds and initiate steps to provide minimum wages to them.
- KCR should regularise their services and hike their wages since mere words will not fill their stomachs
In a letter addressed to the Chief Minister on Sunday, CPI State Council secretary Chada Venkata Reddy, asked the Chief Minister to order a comprehensive high-level inquiry into the irregularities in the supply of footwear, soaps, oil to the municipal workers.
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He stated the CM’s empty praises will not fill stomachs of municipal workers, who work in nauseating conditions. In gram panchayats, the plight of sanitary workers is even worse as they are paid mere Rs 800 per month and in major gram panchayats, they were getting only Rs 2,500 but that too after three to four months delay. He demanded that the government to pay Rs 6,000 salary to them on first day of every month.
