GURUGRAM: On Day 14 in their strike, Gurugram’s sanitation staff submitted a memorandum for the manager minister to the sub-divisional Justice of the Peace, reiterating their calls for for equivalent wages for equivalent paintings, and regularising products and services of contractual staff.
“We will proceed our strike except the manager minister calls us for a meeting and accepts our calls for,” stated Ram Singh, vice-president, Nagar Palika Karamchari Sangh, Gurugram shakha (unit).
The strike, which is beneath means on the outdated MCG place of job, has won toughen from other quarters, together with some political parties.
Congress leader Ashok Tanwar on Monday promised to enroll in the agitating staff in a proposed hunger strike, whilst Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) staff submit posters of BJP leaders, together with PWD minister Rao Narbir Singh, Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh,Gurugram MLA Umesh Aggarwal and leader minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on rubbish heaps on Tuesday. “Even after two weeks of the strike, the government has not lent an ear to the issues of sanitation staff. It is time for the government to wake up and cope with their problems,” stated Mahesh Yadav of AAP.
Meanwhile, some allegations had been levelled against the putting staff, together with that they are threatening and beating up the ones staff who don't want to enroll in them in the strike, stopping them from choosing up rubbish and cleansing streets.
According to the resident’s welfare associations and sources inside the municipal corporation, MCG has recommended the strike breakers to hold out paintings right through the night to avoid facing-off the putting staff, but that hasn’t helped a lot either.
“A couple of staff are coming for paintings and cleansing up the streets at night, but the putting staff are threatening them with dire consequences, and in some instances, beating them up,” stated an RWA president, inquiring for anonymity.
Many different citizens shared identical views. “Some staff were turning up to select up rubbish, but they won threats and have now stopped coming,” stated a resident of Sector 43.
MCG commissioner Yashpal Yadav had spoken about this problem advised TOI on Sunday. “While we now have controlled to stay a big a part of town blank, issues are cropping up in the Old town, where sanitation staff who're prepared to paintings are facing threats from the putting staff,” Yadav had stated.
He had added that MCG had sought assist from police to provide coverage to sanitation staff prepared to paintings in those spaces. Also, on Monday and Tuesday, the outdated corporation place of job had vital police duvet.
Union leaders, although, stated the allegations have been a part of a concerted effort to defame them. “We’re not stopping any staff. These are simply rumours to defame our crew,” stated Ram Singh.
“We will proceed our strike except the manager minister calls us for a meeting and accepts our calls for,” stated Ram Singh, vice-president, Nagar Palika Karamchari Sangh, Gurugram shakha (unit).
The strike, which is beneath means on the outdated MCG place of job, has won toughen from other quarters, together with some political parties.
Congress leader Ashok Tanwar on Monday promised to enroll in the agitating staff in a proposed hunger strike, whilst Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) staff submit posters of BJP leaders, together with PWD minister Rao Narbir Singh, Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh,Gurugram MLA Umesh Aggarwal and leader minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on rubbish heaps on Tuesday. “Even after two weeks of the strike, the government has not lent an ear to the issues of sanitation staff. It is time for the government to wake up and cope with their problems,” stated Mahesh Yadav of AAP.
Meanwhile, some allegations had been levelled against the putting staff, together with that they are threatening and beating up the ones staff who don't want to enroll in them in the strike, stopping them from choosing up rubbish and cleansing streets.
According to the resident’s welfare associations and sources inside the municipal corporation, MCG has recommended the strike breakers to hold out paintings right through the night to avoid facing-off the putting staff, but that hasn’t helped a lot either.
“A couple of staff are coming for paintings and cleansing up the streets at night, but the putting staff are threatening them with dire consequences, and in some instances, beating them up,” stated an RWA president, inquiring for anonymity.
Many different citizens shared identical views. “Some staff were turning up to select up rubbish, but they won threats and have now stopped coming,” stated a resident of Sector 43.
MCG commissioner Yashpal Yadav had spoken about this problem advised TOI on Sunday. “While we now have controlled to stay a big a part of town blank, issues are cropping up in the Old town, where sanitation staff who're prepared to paintings are facing threats from the putting staff,” Yadav had stated.
He had added that MCG had sought assist from police to provide coverage to sanitation staff prepared to paintings in those spaces. Also, on Monday and Tuesday, the outdated corporation place of job had vital police duvet.
Union leaders, although, stated the allegations have been a part of a concerted effort to defame them. “We’re not stopping any staff. These are simply rumours to defame our crew,” stated Ram Singh.
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