Archive · 12 Jan 2026
UPHC Employees Face Salary Delays During Sankranti
UPHC employees in the State are very sad and worried because they haven't received their salaries even during the Sankranti festival.
This has been happening for a while, including during Dasara and Diwali.
The employees are already paid very little, and the delay is causing big problems for them and their families.
The union says the government is treating them unfairly and has asked for better policies and timely salaries.
If the government doesn't fix this soon, the union might start a big protest after Sankranti.
UPHC employees across the State have not received salaries as of January 10, causing distress during Sankranti.
Officials at the Commissioner’s office could not provide clear information about the salary delay.
Employees face financial difficulties due to repeated delays, affecting their families during festivals.
The UPHC Employees’ Union alleges discriminatory treatment and demands implementation of election manifesto promises.
Union warns of a State-wide agitation if the government does not resolve the issues promptly after Sankranti.
- Who
- UPHC employees across the State
- What
- Salary delays during Sankranti
- When
- As of January 10, affecting festivals like Dasara, Diwali, and Sankranti
- Where
- Across the State, with union demands and government response in Vijayawada
- Why
- Government's alleged discriminatory attitude and failure to implement promises
- Employees Affected
- UPHC employees across the State
- Salary Status
- Not released as of January 10
- Festivals Affected
- Dasara, Diwali, Sankranti
- Union Demands
- HR policy, job security, salary on 1st, leave policy
- Government Response
- No clear information provided
- Union Warning
- State-wide agitation after Sankranti