The Punjab authorities on Tuesday determined to implement ‘No work, no pay’ on the protesting workers.
The federal government ministerial workers’ strike is ready to proceed until Friday because the talks with the federal government failed.
Earlier, work in all Punjab Authorities places of work got here to a halt on Tuesday, as ministerial workers proceeded on a pen-down strike in places of work at Chandigarh and Mohali and on a mass informal go away in districts.
In lower than a fortnight, it was the second such agitation by authorities workers in opposition to the Aam Aadmi Get together authorities. On Tuesday, it was solely the ministerial workers in all departments that protested, although buses plied as ordinary and colleges and well being care establishments remained open. Solely the ministerial workers in these establishments didn’t do any work.
In each the secretariat and the mini-secretariat and in all directorates positioned in Chandigarh and Mohali, workers refused to work within the morning and by mid-morning they gathered outdoors the places of work and raised slogans in opposition to the federal government. On the secretariat right here, workers, sporting ‘rosh’ (protest) badges, gathered in massive numbers to protest.
The workers are demanding the speedy rollback of the letter issued by the state authorities that known as their mass informal go away on August 27 to protest as “unauthorised go away” and switch of their chief Sushil Kumar Fauji from the secretariat to an workplace in Mohali. They demanded that no show-cause discover be issued to workers who went on mass informal go away on August 27.
Because the protest gained momentum, the leaders ofthe union had been known as for a gathering with KK Yadav, Principal Secretary, Common Administration, on Tuesday afternoon. After the assembly, leaders mentioned that they had been merely requested to roll again their protest, with out the federal government agreeing to roll again the letter.
Some workers additionally sat on a one-day starvation strike in opposition to the federal government in assist of Mohanjit Singh, who was allegedly picked up and tortured by the police for protesting in opposition to the AAP authorities throughout Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s programme at Shelton village in Sangrur.
