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Anganwadi workers march to Collectorate, seek wage hike

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The Hindu Bureau
Anganwadi workers march to Collectorate, seek wage hike
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Hundreds of Anganwadi workers marched to the Collectorate in Visakhapatnam to demand a wage hike and the removal of new mobile application requirements. The protesters claim the government has failed to fulfill election promises regarding pay revisions made two years ago.

Dressed in black saris and carrying red CITU flags, several hundred anganwadi workers walked through the streets of Visakhapatnam city on Friday, their voices rising in slogans as they made their way towards the Collectorate. Many wore placards fashioned as tabards, printed with demands ranging from a minimum wage of ₹26,000 to the scrapping of the Nava Chetana application.

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