BJP Is Depriving Workers Of Their Rights: MDMK Chief Vaiko

BJP is depriving workers of their rights. Will you support the November 26 general strike’ – Vaiko’s request.

Vaiko urges the people of Tamil Nadu to now support the strike as the welfare of workers is intertwined with the interests of the country.

‘BJP is depriving workers of their rights. Will you win the November 26 general strike’ – Vaiko’s request.

Vaiko urges the people of Tamil Nadu to now support the strike as the welfare of workers is intertwined with the interests of the country.

Workers of the world rallied and fought to the death, shedding blood and sacrificing their lives to legally ensure eight hours of work.

But in India, the BJP Laws have been introduced in the ruling states to increase the working hours from 8 hours to 12 hours. The Central BJP is working to implement this across India. The government has stepped in.

In this context, the Indian unions have called for a general strike on November 26 to break the anti-labor sentiments of the central government and assert their rights.

Provide a monthly allowance of Rs. 7,500 for all working families who do not have enough income to pay income tax. Provide 10 kg of rice and wheat per person per month.

Withdraw agricultural laws and labor laws against the interests of farmers and workers.

The Mahatma Gandhi Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme should increase employment to 200 days a year, extend it to cities, and increase the minimum wage paid therein.

The privatization of public sector companies, including bank insurance, should be abandoned. We must abandon the transformation of public sector enterprises such as railways, defense, factories, and ports into corporate entities.

Government and public sector employees must withdraw the dreaded public administration circulars forcing them to retire before the appropriate age.

Everyone should be given a pension. Cancel the new pension plan and pay the pension according to the old plan. Increase and improve pensions (EPS 95) in conjunction with the Family Welfare Fund.

The Renaissance Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is backing the November 26 general strike announced by the central unions, putting forward demands including.

The Tamil Nadu government continues to suppress transport workers’ rights and neglect to provide cash benefits to retired workers. Government employees have been put on hold for failing to meet the legitimate demands of teachers.

Therefore, all workers and employees of the central and state government departments must give their full support to the November 26 general strike and make it a success.

I urge the people of Tamil Nadu to support the strike now that the welfare of workers is intertwined with the interests of the country.