Tens of thousands of workers affiliated to trade unions led a strike in parts of...
NEW DELHI - Tens of thousands of workers affiliated to trade unions led a strike in parts of India on Wednesday, disrupting transport and banking services in a protest against privatization and the growing impact of an economic slowdown on jobs.
Buses, taxis and auto rickshaws stayed off the road in West Bengal, Kerala and some other states though the national capital Delhi and the financial hub Mumbai remained largely unaffected. The government has warned its employees that participation in the strike in any form would lead to deduction of wages and “appropriate disciplinary action”.
Thousands of people have lost jobs in the manufacturing and the construction sector and debt-ridden companies have cut their investment plans.
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