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Thereafter, from July 24, the protesting staff of around 9,000 will enforce a total shutdown,” staff council secretary Anil Kumar Mahato said. The protesting staff of around 9,000 will enforce a total shutdown The protesting staff of around 9,000 will enforce a total shutdownThe Delhi Metro’s non-executive staff threatened to intensify their protest and bring train services to a halt on Monday, if their demands — including a pay hike — were not met. But the DMRC, in a statement, maintained that it wasn’t the “opportune moment” to press for revision of pay. In 2015, the DMRC had agreed “in principle” to upgrade pay scale of maintainers from Rs 8,000-14,410 to Rs 10,170- 18,700 from July that year. All pay-related issues shall be dealt with shortly after issue of orders by the government.”For all the latest Cities News, download Indian Express App.