RSS affiliate 'Mazdoor Sangh' will be protesting today against the policies of the Modi government

New delhi date. January 2, 2020, Thursday

The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, an affiliate of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, announced a protest against the policies of the Modi government. Apart from Jantar Mantar, the capital city of Delhi, labor unions at district headquarters across the country will oppose the government with various demands.

Indian labor union general secretary Virjesh Upadhyay announced that the Indian labor union will hold demonstrations across the country on December 3 to protest the Modi government's labor policy. Protests will take place at Jantar Mantar in the capital city Delhi. Apart from this, district headquarters across the country will oppose the government's policy.

The union will place demands on permanent employment for contract-based fixed-wage workers, permanent jobs instead of temporary jobs, increase in daily wages, decent compensation to workers who are working in unorganized employment, and limit employment income, personal income tax limit to Rs 8 lakh.

The labor union said that privatization of the railway was not appropriate. Similarly, the issue of direct foreign investment is linked to national security. These measures will hurt the country in the long run, and the policies will be opposed across the country.

The labor union, alleging that the government has tried to limit labor law to four codes in the current situation, is also not a good move for workers. The labor union has demanded an improvement in the code. The union also said that the union between the bureaucrats and the businessmen was harming the workers and the workers.