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Families of Rayagada railway staff stage protest at SCoR HQ in Vizag

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Kamalakara Rao V _11831
Families of Rayagada railway staff stage protest at SCoR HQ in Vizag
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Families of railway employees stationed in Rayagada staged a protest at the South Coast Railway headquarters in Visakhapatnam. They are demanding repatriation to Visakhapatnam, citing administrative apathy and the negative impact on their children's education and family well-being.

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The protest highlights the human cost of administrative restructuring and bureaucratic delays in large public sector organizations.

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Families of railway employees from the erstwhile Waltair division, who are currently stationed in the Rayagada railway division staged a protest in front of the South Coast Railway (SCoR) headquarters in Siripuram on Monday, demanding their immediate repatriation to the Visakhapatnam railway division

The protestors, including women, children, and elderly parents, accused railway authorities of administrative apathy following the contentious division bifurcation.

They raised slogans against the SCoR and the East Coast Railway (ECoR) administrations, and sought an early resolution to their longstanding deployment issues.

The demonstrators noted that employees were under severe mental agony because of the long separation from their families while stationed at Rayagada. They also rains concerns regarding their children’s education and medical care of the elderly, which continues to remain unaddressed.

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