Employees of the Swarna Gramam and Swarna Ward Sachivalayams have announced a 'Chalo Vijayawada' protest on Sunday, pressing demands that include two notional increments, payment of pending wages and a permanent promotion structure. Police, however, have denied permission for the rally, citing heavy rains, Ganesh Nimajjanam and the enforcement of Section 30 of the Police Act.
Sachivalayam Staff Call 'Chalo Vijayawada' Protest on September 27 Amid Wage, Promotion Grievances
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RDU Global Correspondent
Society & Public Affairs Desk
Vijayawada, India 4h ago•4 min read
Employees of the Swarna Gramam and Swarna Ward Sachivalayams have announced a 'Chalo Vijayawada' protest on Sunday, pressing demands that include two notional increments, payment of pending wages and a permanent promotion structure. Police, however, have denied permission for the rally, citing heavy rains, Ganesh Nimajjanam and the enforcement of Section 30 of the Police Act.
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