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In a first in 5 yrs, BMS rejects call by other unions for nationwide strike

In a rare instance of a prominent central trade union breaking ranks with other labour unions, the BMS had decided not to take part in an industrial strike which was held on September 2, 2015.

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This comes as a significant development as it was the first time since the BMS broke ranks with other national trade unions

Somesh Jha New Delhi
The RSS-affiliated Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) has shunned a call from 10 central trade unions to join them in a nationwide strike to be held on November 26, as it found it to be “politically-motivated.”

“Though we agree that some of the initiatives of the government are not in tune with our demands, but referring the government as anti-national seems ridiculous and unreasonable. The issues raised by you need further briefing and deliberations,” BMS general secretary Binoy Kumar Sinha said in a letter dated November 23.

This comes as a significant development as it was the first time since the