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Trade unions gear up for Sept 2 strike
Leaders of all trade unions in Vizag Steel Plant conducted separate meetings with workers of Wire and Rod Mill, Sinter Plant, Traffic, Coke Ovens, Beaming and Billet Mill and Blast Furnace in the plant on Friday to ensure their participation in the strike. A massive bike rally was taken out by all the party unions and federations here on Friday from Gandhi statue. Speakiong on the occasion, CITU
Visakhapatnam: Trade unions and federations are gearing up to participate in the ensuing nation-wide industrial strike, which is scheduled for September 2, following the call given by the Central Trade Unions protesting against the anti-worker and anti-people policies of the Central and State governments.
Leaders of all trade unions in Vizag Steel Plant conducted separate meetings with workers of Wire and Rod Mill, Sinter Plant, Traffic, Coke Ovens, Beaming and Billet Mill and Blast Furnace in the plant on Friday to ensure their participation in the strike. A massive bike rally was taken out by all the party unions and federations here on Friday from Gandhi statue. Speakiong on the occasion, CITU State president
Ch Narasinga Rao called upon the working class to participate in September 2 strike in large numbers and make it a grand success. He said that though nearly two lakh workers had participated in the last year’s industrial strike in Vizag alone, there was no change in the mindset of BJP and TDP governments.
He condemned the repeated statements of Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu that there will be no talks with those participating in strikes as strikes would affect the investments in the State sending a wrong signal of industrial unrest.
As a part of it, the officials are not giving permission to trade unions for taking out rallies and stagign protests which was nothing but dictatorial attitude of the government, he alleged.
