Kerala govt to be blamed for ASHA workers' situation, not Centre: BJP

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Kerala govt to be blamed for ASHA workers' situation, not Centre: BJP - Business Standard

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Expressing solidarity with the Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) workers, who have been agitating outside the Secretariat for the last 23 days demanding a hike in their honorarium and post-retirement benefits, BJP state president K Surendran said the Centre is being unnecessarily blamed by the Kerala government.

The Kerala unit of the BJP on Tuesday backed the ongoing protest by a section of ASHA workers by holding a march by the party's women's wing Mahila Morcha to the Secretariat here and claimed that the Centre was not responsible for the situation.

Surendran said the union government has not held back any funds meant for Kerala and ASHA workers.