India transfers hardworking private sector tax payers’ money to nonproductive federal (central) government employees
Staff Reporter
Mar. 25, 2008

The tax payers in the unorganized sector who constitute more than 90% of the work force have a right to demand why the tax money collected from their hard earned income should be transferred to the Government employees, who are non-productive.

In far-reaching reform measures to the salary structure of an estimated 4.5 million (federal) central government employees, the sixth Pay Commission report submitted to the finance ministry today recommended an across-the-board effective salary hike of about 28 per cent, performance-linked increments, fewer holidays and a new medical insurance scheme.

It also recommended that the reimbursement of education allowance be raised from Rs 50 to Rs 1,000 per child per month, subject to a maximum of two children.

India transfers hardworking private sector tax payers’ money to nonproductive federal (central) government employees
Staff Reporter
The tax payers in the unorganized sector who constitute more than 90% of the work force have a right to demand why the tax money collected from their hard earned income should be transferred to the Government employees, who are non-productive.
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