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Kotwars Begin Indefinite Strike in Neemuch: Protests over 7 Demands, Including Government Status and Ownership Rights

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
In Neemuch, the Madhya Pradesh Azad Kotwar Employees Organization began an indefinite sit-in at the Collector's office premises. They are protesting seven-point demands, alleging that their demands have been ignored. The main demand is to declare all 38,000 Kotwars permanent government employees. Kotwars who have completed 10 years of service should be promoted to positions such as assistant patwari, peon, computer operator, driver, and patwari,…
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In Neemuch, the Madhya Pradesh Azad Kotwar Employees Organization began an indefinite sit-in at the Collector's office premises. They are protesting seven-point demands, alleging that their demands have been ignored. The main demand is to declare all 38,000 Kotwars permanent government employees. Kotwars who have completed 10 years of service should be promoted to positions such as assistant patwari, peon, computer operator, driver, and patwari,…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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