Protesting over a delay in payment of their salaries and a pay cut, sanitation workers of the Delhi government-run Burari Hospital have been on an indefinite strike for eight days. Workers also demanded action into sexual harassment allegations levelled by female employees against some officials. Babli, a contractual sanitation worker, said they have not been getting the minimum wage of Rs 17,494 per month. “I got only Rs 2,600 despite working seven days. My husband got only Rs 14,000 despite working for the whole month,” she said.Another worker, Kavita Jain, said she was paid Rs 14,000 for working the whole month. “I am the only earning member in my family of four. My husband does not work anymore. We have two children to look after. This is injustice, that we are not getting even the minimum wages properly,” she said, adding that other workers have not received even half their salary. “Many employees sitting on strike have been getting irregular salaries… sometimes Rs 9,000 and sometimes Rs 10,000,” she added. Hospital authorities, however, denied the …