Archive · 30 Dec 2025
108 Ambulance Staff Protest for 30 Days
Some ambulance workers in Assam, India, have been protesting for 30 days.
They are upset because they say the company that runs the ambulance service, GVK EMRI, is not treating them fairly.
They accuse the company of corruption and not paying them on time.
The workers say they have been trying to talk to the government and health officials about their problems, but nothing has changed.
They want the government to investigate the company and help them get job security and proper pay.
The workers say they will keep protesting until their demands are met.
108 ambulance staff have been protesting for 30 days against GVK EMRI.
Protesters accuse GVK EMRI of corruption, harassment, and mismanagement.
They claim their grievances and job security issues remain unresolved.
A meeting with NHM officials on December 26 yielded no clear outcome.
Protesters warn of intensifying their agitation if no action is taken.
- Who
- 108 ambulance staff and employees
- What
- Protest against GVK EMRI for corruption, harassment, and mismanagement
- When
- Started on December 1, ongoing for 30 days
- Where
- Guwahati, Assam
- Why
- Demanding a probe into GVK EMRI and resolution of their grievances
- Duration of Protest
- 30 days
- Number of Protesters
- 108 ambulance staff
- Main Accusation
- Corruption, harassment, and mismanagement by GVK EMRI
- Number of Employees Affected
- Nearly 3,000
- Date of Meeting with NHM
- December 26
- Protester's Association Duration
- 17 years