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Village Revenue Assistants Demand Rs 26,000 Salary, Regularization
Village Revenue Assistants, or VRAs, help with government work in villages.
Their association held a protest in Korukonda.
They said their work-related problems have remained unresolved for a long time.
The workers want a monthly salary of Rs 26,000.
They also want a regular government pay scale.
Some workers hired as nominees should be made regular employees, they said.
Eligible VRAs should receive promotions.
The association also wants VRAs included in all government welfare schemes.
The Korukonda Mandal Village Revenue Assistants Association staged a protest at Korukonda.
The protest followed a call from the State Committee.
The association demanded a monthly salary of Rs 26,000 for VRAs.
It sought regular pay scales, regularization of nominee workers and promotions for eligible employees.
The association also demanded that VRAs receive all government welfare benefits.
- Who
- Members of the Korukonda Mandal Village Revenue Assistants Association.
- What
- They staged a protest supporting seven demands concerning salaries, pay scales, regularization, promotions and welfare benefits.
- Where
- Korukonda, near Rajamahendravaram.
- When
- Why
- To urge the government to resolve the long-pending issues of Village Revenue Assistants.
Key facts
- Protesting organization
- Korukonda Mandal Village Revenue Assistants Association
- Location
- Korukonda
- Salary demand
- Rs 26,000 per month
- Other employment demand
- Implementation of a regular pay scale for VRAs
- Regularization demand
- Appointment of nominee workers as regular VRAs
- Career demand
- Promotions for all eligible employees
- Welfare demand
- Coverage under all government welfare schemes
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