CITU strike in Madikeri on 12th

Kudige, Feb. 4: A preliminary meeting was held in Kudlur in the backdrop of the CITU All India General Strike. CITU District General Secretary P.R. Bharath inaugurated the program and spoke.

Labor policies and rules are not something that any government has given in a piece of paper. They are the constitutional rights of the working class. The government's primary duty is to fulfill the various demands of the workers. He expressed regret that a situation has come to assert our rights by declaring war against a government that has forgotten that.

He expressed anger over the central government's attempts to relax labor laws by carrying out a crackdown. He called on Coffee Works employees to participate in large numbers in the struggle to be held in Madikeri on 12th.

CITU District President A.C. Sabu said that the situation has not changed even after independence, even after independence, when the British were defeated in the pre-independence era. The exploitation of those who came to power after getting votes in a democracy continues. It is a deplorable fact that the working class is suffering for minimum wages. He said that organization and continuous struggle are essential for the fulfillment of all our demands.

Jamuna, President of the Aganawadi Employees' Association, spoke. Manju, President of the CITU Industrial Area Labor Unit, presided over the meeting. On this occasion, concrete workers from Kudige and Kudumangaluru obtained membership and joined the organization.

Kudumangaluru Gram Panchayat Member Gouramma and Secretary Shantha were present on the occasion. Women workers from various coffee curing works in Kudlur and construction workers participated.

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