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Rahul Gandhi Meets Sanitation Workers, Scoffs at Government's Development Agenda
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today attended a protest meeting of sanitation workers at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, where he made a pro-poor pitch and took on the Narendra Modi government on the issue of development and land acquisition.
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Rahul Gandhi Addresses Sanitation Workers in Delhi: Highlights
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi addressed sanitation workers in Delhi. Here are the highlights of what he said.
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100 Trucks Pressed Into Service to Clear Piled Up Garbage in Delhi
More than 100 trucks have been pressed into service to remove the garbage that had piled up in several parts of East Delhi during the strike by sanitation workers for being removed on an emergency basis.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Sanitation Workers for the Second Day
Latching on to the salary issue of sanitation workers, Rahul Gandhi on Saturday made a strong pro-poor pitch assuring them that he will give his "whole life to fight" for the rights of the under-privileged wherever they are being suppressed.
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After 12 Days, Delhi's Sanitation Workers Call Off Strike
11,000 municipal sanitation workers have called off their 12-day-old strike after Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung announced that Rs. 493 crore would be released to the capital's civic bodies today to pay their salaries. Rahul Gandhi had met the protesting workers this morning.
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Funds for Sanitation Workers Will be Released Today: Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung
On a day Rahul Gandhi mounted attack on the Centre and Delhi government over non-payment of salaries to municipal sanitation workers, Lt Governor Najeeb Jung announced that Rs 493 crore would be released to the civic bodies today itself to cover the dues.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Striking Sanitation Workers in Delhi as Garbage Crisis Mounts
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi sat on the ground surrounded by protesting sanitation workers in East Delhi, parts of which have turned into giant garbage dumps with an estimated 15,000 tonnes of waste rotting on roadsides in the sweltering summer heat.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Sanitation Workers, Scoffs at Government's Development Agenda
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today attended a protest meeting of sanitation workers at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, where he made a pro-poor pitch and took on the Narendra Modi government on the issue of development and land acquisition.
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Rahul Gandhi Addresses Sanitation Workers in Delhi: Highlights
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi addressed sanitation workers in Delhi. Here are the highlights of what he said.
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100 Trucks Pressed Into Service to Clear Piled Up Garbage in Delhi
More than 100 trucks have been pressed into service to remove the garbage that had piled up in several parts of East Delhi during the strike by sanitation workers for being removed on an emergency basis.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Sanitation Workers for the Second Day
Latching on to the salary issue of sanitation workers, Rahul Gandhi on Saturday made a strong pro-poor pitch assuring them that he will give his "whole life to fight" for the rights of the under-privileged wherever they are being suppressed.
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After 12 Days, Delhi's Sanitation Workers Call Off Strike
11,000 municipal sanitation workers have called off their 12-day-old strike after Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung announced that Rs. 493 crore would be released to the capital's civic bodies today to pay their salaries. Rahul Gandhi had met the protesting workers this morning.
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Funds for Sanitation Workers Will be Released Today: Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung
On a day Rahul Gandhi mounted attack on the Centre and Delhi government over non-payment of salaries to municipal sanitation workers, Lt Governor Najeeb Jung announced that Rs 493 crore would be released to the civic bodies today itself to cover the dues.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Striking Sanitation Workers in Delhi as Garbage Crisis Mounts
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi sat on the ground surrounded by protesting sanitation workers in East Delhi, parts of which have turned into giant garbage dumps with an estimated 15,000 tonnes of waste rotting on roadsides in the sweltering summer heat.
