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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 06:30

SC Gurukulam

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Politics · 5 Nov

మేం నియమించలేదు.. జీతాలియ్యం!

AI summaryNearly 1,000 part-time and guest employees at SC residential schools and colleges protested at the Welfare Bhavan after working for 12 months without receiving salaries. The employees stated they were hired through district collector notifications, but officials refused to pay them, claiming the positions were non-sanctioned. Congress leader Bakajadson and JAC Chairman Pullagurla Rajireddy supported the protest and submitted a memorandum demanding immediate wage payment.

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