Revoke Amarnath Yatra duty orders against us, say Anganwadi Workers; protest in Srinagar

Anagnwari workers on Tuesday protested at Srinagar’s Press Enclave demanding revocation of Amaranth Yatra duty orders against them.

Women workers alleged that they have been assigned to stay be on duty for 40 days with paramilitary forces, which, to them is ‘not acceptable by any means’.

They reiterated their demand of regularization of services.

Pic by Zargar Zahoor

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