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Ministers demand wage hike for estate workers

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Ministers Mano Ganesan, Palani Digambaram, State Minister V. Radhakrishnan and Deputy Minister Vadivel Suresh staged a Satyagraha outside the Fort Railway station yesterday demanding a wage hike for estate workers. Pix by Kushan Pathiraja

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ss Friday, 27 May 2016 06:50 PM

These ministers are appearing for the people who have voted and sent them to the Parliament. Estate workers grievances should be sorted out amicably without causing losses to the productivity / economy of the country.

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