Indore MGM College, MY Hospital Workers Protest Over Two Months Of Unpaid Wages
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): MGM College and MY Hospital housekeeping and security workers engaged through BVG India Limited have gone two months without pay. The workers submitted a memorandum seeking administrative intervention and immediate release of their pending wages. Worker Anmol Raghuvanshi said employees were facing financial difficulties due to the delay. He alleged that workers demanding…
Indore's MGM College and MY Hospital housekeeping and security workers, contracted through BVG India Limited, have gone two months without wages. The unpaid salaries have left the workers facing financial hardships, with many responsible for rent and child expenses. Anmol Raghuvanshi, a worker, reported that they were threatened with job loss when demanding their overdue pay.
Some employees claimed they were unfairly accused of misconduct. The workers sought administrative help and confronted the collector's office, claiming their payments were overdue. BVG India Limited blamed the delay on unpaid fees from HLL Infra Tech Services Ltd (HITES). HITES, selected via tender in December, had been managing facilities since then but had not yet disbursed service payments since March.
BVG stated they were working with the appropriate department to speed up the payment process. The workers appealed to Collector Shivam Verma to intervene and guarantee timely salary payments.
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