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Not paid for two years, BMC worker kills self
Updated On: 25 December, 2021 07:43 AM IST | Mumbai | Shirish Vaktania
The civic body has suspended three officials after learning of the incident

Deceased Ramesh Parmar
A 25-year-old Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) employee, who worked as a sweeper in the P-South ward, committed suicide by consuming poison at the municipality office on Friday. Police said that he took the extreme step because he had not been paid for the past two years, and whenever he asked for his salary, his seniors would say that they had not received his service file. In view of this, the BMC has suspended three officials.
On Thursday night he was rushed to the trauma centre of a nearby hospital and later shifted to KEM hospital, where he died. The deceased, identified as Ramesh Parmar, was a resident of Jogeshwari. He joined the civic body as a sweeper in 2019 after his father Jagdish Parmar died. The three suspended officials have been identified as senior clerk Samira Manjrekar, Anita Naik and clerk Pankaj Khillare, all of whom were working in P-South ward. Deputy Municipal Commissioner of Solid Waste Management (SWM) department Sangita Hasnale issued the suspension order. The Goregaon Police are in the process of registering a case in the matter.
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