New Delhi, Jan 15 (IANS) Even after the Delhi government announced to provide Rs 938 crores to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to pay pending salaries of its employees, MCD employees sitting on indefinite strike for the last one week were yet to call off their protest. Instead, MCD employees on Friday staged a protest against the Delhi government at the Civic Centre to again demand their pending dues.
MCD employees also threatened to ‘boycott’ duty for the Covid -19 vaccination drive scheduled to begin on January 16.
To continue their protest, scores of MCD employees on Friday held a protest at Civic Centre, the head office of North and South MCD. Protesters also tried to lead a march to Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence. However, their march was stopped mid-way by the Delhi Police.
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