They have alleged that the quality of services has gone down after the Uttar Pradesh Mahila Kalyan Nigam was given the charge of their welfare by the state government.
The widows also objected against the proposal of a common kitchen, saying that they want to cook their own food.
The Uttar Pradesh government had given the task of looking after these widows to Mahila Kalyan Nigam two months back.
Prior to it, some NGOs were involved in looking after them.
The widows have demanded that the state government must hand over the charge of their welfare to the previous NGOs.
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