CITU claims Thanjavur Corporation employees’ terrible society’s violations require DVAC investigation

The Centre for Trade Unions of India (CITU) is affiliated with the Communist Party of India (Marxism), claiming that Thanjavur Corporation failed to repay the principal and interest amount of Rs 100 crore deducted from its employees’ salaries to the cooperative Thrift Trhift Society.

In a petition to the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, Thanjavur said on April 30th thanjavur thanjavur district Citu that several health workers at the company have received loans from Thrift Society since 2017 and repay the facility through monthly installations deducted from sales by a facility.

However, according to the destination, the officers concerned failed to comply with such arrangements, resulting in employees, including retirees, receiving notices regarding the subsequent dues from the Freshman Association. CITU claims that such notices raised doubts about violations and therefore sought a non-re-proposed investigation of funds deducted from the salaries of citizens’ employees, thus proposing a deduction of thrifty social accounts.