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Aganwadi centers to be closed, non submission of Monthly Progress Report from Monday

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October 7, 2017
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Protests in Press enclave: Anganwadi employees, Battamaloo traders, JKPA
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Srinagar: Upping the ante of protest demanding regularization and hike in salary, Aganwadi employees will be closing all centers across valley and will not submit Monthly Progress Reports from Monday.

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he State Anganwari Workers Association President, Tasleem Subhan told INS that from Monday their will be ‘total lock down of all the centers across the valley and they will not submit their compulsory Monthly Progress Reports’.

The move, according to Subhan, is aimed to press for the demand of ‘regularisation of services and increase in monthly salary’.

Subhan said that they feel deceived by ‘certain officials who promised to resolve their issue and take up the matter with government’.

Aganwadi workers have earlier gone to hunger strike and some of them had also attempted self immolation at press enclave Srinagar.

Scores of employees were recently detained after police flexed its muscles on the female protestors by cane charging and using tear and pepper gas.

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