Hubballi: To protest against the Union government’s anti-labour and farmer policies, Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) will start a signature campaign from January 12 and they will also stage protests in front of all MP offices in all 31 districts of the state from January 23 to 25, said CITU State president S Varalakshmi.
Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, she said that the Union government has been following policies helping capitalists in the country, which are affecting the economy in a negative way.She added that labour unions will stage a protest in front of MPs’ offices on January 23. Factory labourers, gram panchayat workers, corporation workers, insurance agents and others will stage protests on January 24. Unorganised sector workers, including construction, auto drivers will stage a protest in front of MPs’ offices on January 25. TNN
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Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, she said that the Union government has been following policies helping capitalists in the country, which are affecting the economy in a negative way.She added that labour unions will stage a protest in front of MPs’ offices on January 23. Factory labourers, gram panchayat workers, corporation workers, insurance agents and others will stage protests on January 24. Unorganised sector workers, including construction, auto drivers will stage a protest in front of MPs’ offices on January 25. TNN
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Save Democracy: INDIA bloc leaders stage protest against bulk suspension of MPs from Parliament
Leaders of the INDIA bloc staged a protest at Jantar Mantar to protest against the recent suspension of 146 opposition MPs from Parliament’s Winter Session. Senior opposition leaders, including Sharad Pawar, Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Sitaram Yechury, and others, participated in the protest under the banner ‘Save Democracy’. The opposition leaders expressed their readiness to pay any price to save democracy and called for a change in government. The protest aims to highlight the danger to democracy and the negative impact on the country’s future. A nationwide protest has also been scheduled by the Congress party.
Leaders of the INDIA bloc staged a protest at Jantar Mantar to protest against the recent suspension of 146 opposition MPs from Parliament’s Winter Session. Senior opposition leaders, including Sharad Pawar, Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Sitaram Yechury, and others, participated in the protest under the banner ‘Save Democracy’. The opposition leaders expressed their readiness to pay any price to save democracy and called for a change in government. The protest aims to highlight the danger to democracy and the negative impact on the country’s future. A nationwide protest has also been scheduled by the Congress party.
‘Save democracy’: INDIA bloc leaders stage protest over mass suspension of MPs
Top leaders of the opposition bloc INDIA staged protests against the unprecedented suspension of 146 MPs from both Houses of Parliament. The protest, called ‘Save Democracy’, was led by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, former chief Rahul Gandhi, NCP chief Sharad Pawar, CPM’s Sitaram Yechury, and other opposition leaders. Kharge underscored the threat to democracy under the current government, calling for unity. Rahul attributed the suspensions to the government’s aversion to answering critical questions. The protest also drew attention to the adverse impact of the suspensions on the nation’s democratic fabric.
Top leaders of the opposition bloc INDIA staged protests against the unprecedented suspension of 146 MPs from both Houses of Parliament. The protest, called ‘Save Democracy’, was led by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, former chief Rahul Gandhi, NCP chief Sharad Pawar, CPM’s Sitaram Yechury, and other opposition leaders. Kharge underscored the threat to democracy under the current government, calling for unity. Rahul attributed the suspensions to the government’s aversion to answering critical questions. The protest also drew attention to the adverse impact of the suspensions on the nation’s democratic fabric.