Ludhiana: Worried by the plan reported by transporting the shipping costs after the state government has enabled the revival of truck unions, industrial and commercial undertakings rooms (CICU) have approached the Indian competition commission (CCI).
Employers’ claims since the model of the behavior of the model for assembly selection began to apply in Punjab, it was no more likely for the government to reverse his decision.
Also claim that, moreover, this decision is “not justified”, therefore they have taken it with the competition commission, the only body that can help in this matter now.
Divide more information about the problem with the media, President Cicu Upkar Singh Ahuja said: “Yes, we have taken the issue of truck brotherhood rise to the competition commission under the competition law, which regulates the law to protect free and fair competition and the interests of consumers.
Inside The letter of the CCI Chair, we have asked for its intervention, based on the argument that the truck monopoly will deteriorate industrial conditions.
The order to revive the truck union has begun to show its impact, because this union has begun to demand local use of trucks at a much higher price.
“Secretary General Cicu Pankaj Sharma said: “The impact of the truck ‘union’ is that the transportation is now demanding higher shipping costs.
This is indeed a Ste P disaster that will have a more serious effect for industry after damage is done by Covid-19.
Something needs to be done most beginning.
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