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Temporary health workers protest against Agnimitra Paul over wage hike demand
Kolkata, 21 September (H.S.) : A section of temporary health workers of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation protested against West Bengal Urban Development and Municipal Affairs Minister Agnimitra Paul during a dengue awareness campaign in Chitpur on

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