Live
- 2 held, 10 red sanders logs seized
- TTD closes Akasaganga, Papavinasam roads
- High costs, limited results: Drone mist-spraying pilot project faces setback
- Poster war on as parties compete for voter attention
- Many dams, tanks filled as rains batter Tirupati dist
- Mayawati, Akhilesh condemn damage to Constitution replica
- Mann slams Centre over ‘one nation, one election’
- Techie suicide case: Mother-in-law flees Jaunpur home
- State government to Supreme Court: New guidelines on how to apply anti-gangster law in UP
- CM Chandrababu to unveil Vision 2047 document today in Vijayawada, traffic restrictions imposed
Agri Labour union calls for bandh on Feb 16
The state Agricultural Labour Union, under the leadership of District Vice President P Srinu Nayak, declared a Gramin Bandh on February 16 to protest the agricultural and labour policies of the central government.
Rangareddy : The state Agricultural Labour Union, under the leadership of District Vice President P Srinu Nayak, declared a Gramin Bandh on February 16 to protest the agricultural and labour policies of the central government.
In a gathering in Jilled Chowdarguda on Saturday, Gramin Bandh pamphlets were distributed under the auspices of the state Agricultural Labour Union, CITU Rythu Sanghams. As part of the Gramin Bandh protest, local Gram Panchayat workers served a notice to MPDO Mahesh Babu.
Addressing the crowd, Nayak expressed dissatisfaction with the Narendra Modi government’s handling of economic policies over the past decade. He highlighted the rising cost of essential commodities and the challenges faced by the poor, middle-class, and agricultural labourers due to the continuous price increase. He criticised the Modi government for not effectively controlling prices and accused it of prioritising corporations’ interests over people’s welfare. Emphasising the need for increased economic power to improve living conditions, he urged the public to join the protest against what he deemed as anti-people policies. He accused Modi of focusing on inciting religious conflicts while neglecting the struggles of the common people.
