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Maharashtra Subordinate Court Employees Launch Protest Demanding High Court Pay Scale
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News18•16-10-2026, 19:00
Maharashtra Subordinate Court Employees Launch Protest Demanding High Court Pay Scale
- •The Maharashtra State Judicial Employees Federation initiated a two-day protest on Friday to demand High Court pay scales for subordinate court employees.
- •Employees across the state are performing their regular duties while wearing black ribbons on Friday and Saturday.
- •Retired judicial employees staged sit-in protests outside District Collector offices across Maharashtra in support of the demand.
- •Satish Mundhe, president of the Bombay City Civil & Sessions Court Judicial Employees Association, stated that the pay scale parity proposal has been pending with the Chief Minister's Office since January 2025.
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The Maharashtra State Judicial Employees Federation is demanding High Court pay scales for subordinate court employees and has urged the government to immediately approve the long-pending parity proposal.
The two-day protest started on Friday, with employees performing their regular duties while wearing black ribbons on Friday and Saturday.
According to Satish Mundhe, president of the Bombay City Civil & Sessions Court Judicial Employees Association, the pay scale parity proposal has been pending with the Chief Minister's Office since January 2025.
