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Anganwadi workers' demand jeopardises pulse polio campaign

Over 1,000 women say they will boycott January 20 drive if authorities do not hike their daily wage to Rs 100 from Rs 70

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For the first time since the pulse polio immunisation drive initiated by Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) was introduced, over 1,000 anganwadi volunteers threatened to refuse participation in the upcoming drive scheduled for January 20, 2013.

In a letter forwarded to the civic body’s health department, the female volunteers said they would not participate in the drive if the PMC fails to give them Rs 100 as remuneration for a day. At present, anganwadi volunteers get Rs 70 per day.

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