Mcd Sanitation Workers

Delhi Police on Friday registered an FIR against unidentified persons for allegedly assaulting a sanitation worker in east Delhi, a senior officer said.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday registered a complaint with Delhi Police against "unidentified people having close association" with BJP MLA Abhay Verma for allegedly assaulting a sanitation worker in east Delhi.

All sanitation workers will be paid salaries on time and jobs of contractual workers will be regularised if the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is voted to power in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), senior party leader Manish Sisodia said.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today accused the BJP of extorting businessmen and delaying salaries of sanitation workers here, even as he claimed that the saffron party "ruined Delhi" with improper waste management.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena launched an upgraded MCD website having info system that will enable people to directly contact sanitation workers and gardeners allotted to specific streets and parks. The website will be under trail for sometime.

Days after issuing a warning, the BJP-led EDMC yesterday terminated the services of 26 contractual sanitation workers and suspended 17 others, with immediate effect for allegedly "creating obstruction" in work, the civic body said.

As thousands of striking sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near at Jantar Mantar, they were stopped by the Delhi police from taking their agitation to the parliament. In the visuals of the protest, the policemen can be seen using force to stop protesters from marching ahead.

After thousands of sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near the Delhi chief minister's home, Arvind Kejriwal has agreed to meet them. Will tell them the "truth", he tweeted.

The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government to release within three days the arrears of sanitation workers of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC), who are on indefinite strike since Wednesday.

Garbage and civic problems seem to be mounting for the residents of east Delhi ahead of Diwali as the indefinite strike by a large section of municipal sanitation workers of the area entered its second day today.

For east Delhi residents, this Diwali season would mean a stench-filled air, as scores of municipal sanitation workers today went on an indefinite strike over various issues, including over not getting salaries

Police on Friday detained around 70 BJP councillors from outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence while staging a protest.

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the capital's three civic bodies to pay sanitation workers their salaries for February by March 29.

With a section of them suspending their strike and another deciding to continue it, the striking unions of Municipal Corporation sanitation workers were divided over calling off their stir following their appearance in the High Court today.

The sanitation workers of the three municipal corporations today agreed before the Delhi High Court to call off their strike and resume work immediately after the civic bodies said they have released their wages which would be received by all within two days.

Delhi Police on Friday registered an FIR against unidentified persons for allegedly assaulting a sanitation worker in east Delhi, a senior officer said.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday registered a complaint with Delhi Police against "unidentified people having close association" with BJP MLA Abhay Verma for allegedly assaulting a sanitation worker in east Delhi.

All sanitation workers will be paid salaries on time and jobs of contractual workers will be regularised if the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is voted to power in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), senior party leader Manish Sisodia said.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today accused the BJP of extorting businessmen and delaying salaries of sanitation workers here, even as he claimed that the saffron party "ruined Delhi" with improper waste management.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena launched an upgraded MCD website having info system that will enable people to directly contact sanitation workers and gardeners allotted to specific streets and parks. The website will be under trail for sometime.

Days after issuing a warning, the BJP-led EDMC yesterday terminated the services of 26 contractual sanitation workers and suspended 17 others, with immediate effect for allegedly "creating obstruction" in work, the civic body said.

As thousands of striking sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near at Jantar Mantar, they were stopped by the Delhi police from taking their agitation to the parliament. In the visuals of the protest, the policemen can be seen using force to stop protesters from marching ahead.

After thousands of sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near the Delhi chief minister's home, Arvind Kejriwal has agreed to meet them. Will tell them the "truth", he tweeted.

The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government to release within three days the arrears of sanitation workers of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC), who are on indefinite strike since Wednesday.

Garbage and civic problems seem to be mounting for the residents of east Delhi ahead of Diwali as the indefinite strike by a large section of municipal sanitation workers of the area entered its second day today.

For east Delhi residents, this Diwali season would mean a stench-filled air, as scores of municipal sanitation workers today went on an indefinite strike over various issues, including over not getting salaries

Police on Friday detained around 70 BJP councillors from outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence while staging a protest.

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the capital's three civic bodies to pay sanitation workers their salaries for February by March 29.

With a section of them suspending their strike and another deciding to continue it, the striking unions of Municipal Corporation sanitation workers were divided over calling off their stir following their appearance in the High Court today.

The sanitation workers of the three municipal corporations today agreed before the Delhi High Court to call off their strike and resume work immediately after the civic bodies said they have released their wages which would be received by all within two days.