Therovannanthporam/New Delhi, March 20, Asha workers in Kerala began an unlimited hunger strike on Thursday, and protests are intensified outside the state secretariat to pressure their demands.
ASHA workers took this step when the Minister of Health in Kerala Vina George arrived in New Delhi to meet with the Minister of Health of the Federation JP Nadda to discuss their demands, but the meeting cannot be held.
Speaking to the journalists in Delhi, George said that a speech was sent through the Spanish Commissioner in Kerala House, and asked for a meeting with a club on Thursday, “but it was might be busy.”
George said, “I have given two representations of his ministry. Once again, the time has been searched for the meeting. Whenever I give time to meet, I will meet him,” George said.
George also said that he had met earlier in Nadda, raised the issue of honor from ASHA workers, and insisted on the need for growth.
George said: “He (club) has confirmed a positive intervention in this matter,” George said.
George arrived in the national capital on Thursday to raise the case of the “Asha” workers who demand an increase in honor and to inform the center of the state’s standing on it.
Amid George’s arrival in Delhi, recognized social health activists (ASHA) today increased their opposition and three Ashha workers sat on a hunger strike.
Asha workers have been sitting in a place outside the state secretariat over the past 39 days.
An unlimited blow against the left government of Kerala began amid slogans, where the workers of Asha accused “corruption” and “cruelty” towards them.
Meanwhile, the UDF MLAS, who led the Congress to the Secretariat, went to express solidarity with the protesters’ workers.
“Ashha workers are hunger strike and their requests are real,” said opposition leader at the State Society and VD Sachan, who led the march. Unfortunately, the ruling party, including the ministers, insulted it.
Satishhan also said that he met Prime Minister Pinarai Vigyan on Wednesday and asked him to consider the demands of Ashha’s workers personally.
A section of ASHA workers protested outside the Secretariat from February 10, which was raised from 7,000 rupees to 21,000 rupees to obtain post -retirement and honor subsidies.
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