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APNGOs issue notice for indefinite strike
APNGOs Issue Notice For Indefinite Strike, Chalo Delhi. The leaders of APNGOs have submitted notice for their strike to the Secretary for governance at state Secretariat.
Hyderabad: The leaders of APNGOs have submitted notice for their strike to the Secretary for governance at state Secretariat. They will go on strike w.e.f midnight on Wednesday. It is evident that the APNGOs have already taken decision to go on indefinite strike.
With the Union government going ahead with the process for formation of Telangana, APNGOs have decided to up the ante beginning with an indefinite strike fromFebruary 5 midnight. They have also resolved to conduct a slew of protest programmes including a three-day state bandh from February 10 to 12.
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The Samaikya Parirakshana Vedika comprising government employees, teachers, advocates and students among others met at APNGOs home in Abids on Monday to decide about its future course of programme.
The integrationist’s forum has resolved to hold various agitation programmes fromFebruary 5 to 21, the dates fixed for the Parliament session. This includes a three-day bandh from February 10-12, and ‘Chalo Delhi’ protest from February 17-19 besides laying siege to MPs residences on February 7, 8 and 9.
