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AITUC and Trade Unions Protest on October 3rd, Declaring It as a Black Day

Demand Withdrawal of Cases Against Farmers and Trade Union Activists, Reversed Salaries, Pension, and More

Herald Team

Panjim: On October 3rd, the All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) and various trade unions marked the day as a "Black Day" and organized a protest in Panjim, Goa. The primary demands made during the protest were as follows:

1. Withdrawal of Cases: AITUC demanded the withdrawal of all cases filed against farmers and trade union activists who have been involved in various struggles.

2. Scrap Labor Codes:  The unions called for the abandonment of the recently introduced labor codes.

3. Reversed Salaries: AITUC demanded that workers receive salaries with a minimum wage of Rs 26,000 per month.

4. Pension: The unions called for a pension of Rs 10,000 per month and social security for all.

5. Stop Privatization: AITUC urged authorities to halt the privatization of public sector undertakings (PSUs) and services.

6. Electricity (Amendment) Bill: They demanded the scrapping of the Electricity (Amendment) Bill 20221.

7. Comprehensive Loan Waiver: The unions also called for a comprehensive loan waiver for farmers.

The protest aimed to address various labor and farmer-related issues and push for reforms and support for workers and farmers.

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