In a significant pro-worker reform in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Mr. Yogi Adityanath announced that sanitation workers and contract employees across Uttar Pradesh will now receive their salaries directly from a government corporation, ending the current outsourcing model. “The funds will go straight into their bank accounts, ensuring transparency, dignity, and timely payments,” Mr. Adityanath said during a public event on Tuesday.
Rs. 5 Lakh Ayushman Bharat Cards to Cover All Sanitation Workers
In a move focused on health and welfare, CM Yogi declared that Ayushman Bharat health cards, offering coverage up to Rs. 5 lakh, will soon be distributed to all sanitation workers in the state. This announcement came during the ongoing “Swachhata Hi Seva Pakhwada,” where the Chief Minister honored sanitation workers for their service and dedication to public health.
Sanitation Workers: The True Heroes of Public Health, Says CM
Addressing a gathering on Monday, the Chief Minister praised sanitation workers for their tireless efforts. He noted that over 33,000 public grievances were resolved on the spot thanks to their active involvement. “They are not just workers, they are the real guardians of our health who sacrifice their well-being for the community,” he stated.
CM Yogi Confirms Direct Benefit Transfer of Rs. 16,000 to Rs. 20,000 per Worker
As a financial boost to sanitation workers, Mr. Adityanath said that a government order will soon ensure direct bank transfers of Rs. 16,000 to Rs. 20,000 to each sanitation worker’s account. This move is expected to strengthen financial security for thousands of workers employed in urban and rural areas.
CM Targets Opposition on Cultural Sentiments
In a sharp message aimed at political opponents, Mr. Yogi stated, “Those who abuse Shri Ram are not just insulting him, but also Lord Valmiki.” The remark underscores the Chief Minister’s commitment to both social and cultural harmony.
