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Those employees involved in health services were assured Rs 50 lakh compensation
Surat: Kin of at least 20 frontline warriors of Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) who lost their lives to Covid-19 in line of duty are yet to be compensated as had been promised by the state and central governments. Those employees involved in health services were assured Rs 50 lakh compensation, while those in other civic services were assured Rs 25 lakh in case of death by the government.
According to the government circular, warriors were assured of being compensated if they lost their lives in the initial six months soon after Covid-19 outbreak in the city. During the peak of the pandemic in the city, the civic body had also cancelled leaves of all its employees. “My 56-year-old father continued to work even in the most risky period. He died on July 30, 2020 due to Covid-19. We should be paid the promised compensation of Rs 25 lakh so that the family can now survive the tough times,” said Hoza
It may be recalled that Trimukhe was one of the police officers investigating the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, and reportedly spoke to Rhea Chakraborty on several occasions with regards to the case.
Goswami and the Mumbai police have been at loggerheads for quite some time now. Led by the scribe and his team, Republic TV had gone hammer and tongs after the crime branch team probing the actor’s demise, accusing the cops of laxity in the investigation. The channel had also launched a high decibel campaign to get the case transferred to the CBI.
Meanwhile, Republic TV too has been serving legal notices left, right and centre over news coverage that it perceives to be defamatory of its main showrunner, Goswami, who is embroiled in the TRP manipulation scam. So far, Times Now anchor Navika Kumar, the Indian Express, the News Minute have had defamation suits filed against them. Goswami’s legal team had also sued Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh for Rs 200 crore in d