Nagpur: Contractors Involved in Mining Equipment with West West West Limited (WCL) continued the daylong token attacks demanding compensation for the increase in diesel prices on Monday.
The strike, which also occurs in other subsidiaries of Indian coal Limited (CIL), to coincide with the day of the PSU mining foundation.
The contractor in WCL continued the 24-hour strike while those whose other psus stopped working for 10 hours.
Previously, there were plans to carry out unlimited attacks.
“When the association in other subsidiaries has not presented a notification to their management, a 10-hour shift strike was held,” said Lokesh Jain from the Nagpur Unit from the Contractor Association.
He said there were plans to carry out unlimited attacks from November 10 if demands were not fulfilled.
A WCL official said the strike could have an impact on production.
The right assessment tends to be done on Tuesday.
“Monday strike shows that there are unity among the contactors and they can agreed again if needed,” Jain said.
The contractor has been abandoned with a buildup because of the high diesel level.
“They also demand advance payments from WCL so they can pay wages,” Jain said.
Coal contractors do 1 day token strike
