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Railway union plea

Dakshina Madhya Railway Karmik Sangh has demanded that the minimum wage be fixed at Rs. 10,000 so that there would not be any agitations from the employees. Sangh organising secretary P.S. Subrahmanyam said that wage revision based on depreciation was not advisable and he also took objection to offer of increments based on skill.

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