Hyderabad: The cleaning staff of the famous Tirupati temple in Andhra Pradesh have gone on strike demanding a salary hike . After which the officials there have taken up the task of cleaning. Instead of a pen, he has started a cleanliness campaign by taking a broom in his hand. The District Collector has also participated in his campaign. TD executive officer AV Dharma Reddy said the temple trust would never bow down to such "blackmailing".
For your information, let us tell you that Tirupati is one of the richest temples in the world. He said that the management will work wholeheartedly to keep the temple clean. Dharma Reddy further said that TTD is a strong institution appointed by the government. He said that in the coming days also we will help in keeping the environment of the temple city clean and green.
cleaners adamant on their demands
According to media reports, the sanitation workers, who have been on strike for a week, allege that they had a contact to pay Rs 11,000, but they are being given only Rs 9,000. The trust has warned the workers several times to call off the strike. Take it, even after that the sweepers are on strike. And is adamant on his demand.
Trust launched cleanliness campaign
The trust of the temple conducted a cleanliness drive today in which many officials were present. Junior Executive Officer and District Collector also participated in this program. Reddy said that any person working for the temple, whether it is an officer, an employee, or a sanitation worker, the salary of all is done by offering it in Srivari Hundi. He said that our first duty is to serve the devotees and pilgrims.
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