TTD Contract Workers Demand ₹26,000 Minimum Wage for Fair Pay

TTD contract workers are demanding a minimum monthly wage of ₹26,000. The CITU has warned of escalating protests if their demands for better job security and facilities are not met before the next TTD Board meeting or Brahmotsavam 2026. Key issues include darshan access and prasadam entitlement for contract and outsourcing staff.

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