Led by Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) state chief and CPIM state secretary MY Tarigami, the workers demonstrated at Chenani, 90 kms from here.
Shouting slogans, the workers demanded implementation of labour laws and the Minimum Wages Act, re-reinstatement of the workers who had been terminated from service by the management from time to time for protesting, withdrawal of "false and frivolous" cases registered against them by police, wages for working overtime, weekly rest day, payment in lieu of national holidays, grant of casual, earned and medical leaves and classification of workers as skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled on the basis of the jobs performed.
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