PIL in Calcutta HC over bus operators strike
The matter is likely to be heard next week.
The matter is likely to be heard next week.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao remains firm on his government’s stand on the issue.
Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao also ruled out taking back those who did not join duties before the deadline set by the government.
The government has declared the strike illegal and warned that those not returning to duties by 6 pm on Saturday will be dismissed from service.
Transportation services across the country were severely impacted on Friday as private bus and truck operators began an indefinite strike to press for their various demands, including a reduction in diesel prices.
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