Pathankot: Bodhraj, vice president of the Pendu Chowkidar Union, said that even after four years, their wages have only been increased by 250 rupees, while a daily wage worker currently earns 600 rupees. Before coming to power in Punjab, the AAP government had promised to provide Pendu Chowkidars with a monthly honorarium of 11,200 rupees, birth and death records, uniforms, torches, batons, and bicycles, similar to the Haryana government. The un…
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Pathankot: Bodhraj, vice president of the Pendu Chowkidar Union, said that even after four years, their wages have only been increased by 250 rupees, while a daily wage worker currently earns 600 rupees. Before coming to power in Punjab, the AAP government had promised to provide Pendu Chowkidars with a monthly honorarium of 11,200 rupees, birth and death records, uniforms, torches, batons, and bicycles, similar to the Haryana government. The un…