Opposition parties support coal workers for mass strike

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<h1>Opposition parties support coal workers for mass strike</h1>​

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"It is important to note that even the pro-BJP trade union, BMS, has joined other central trade unions' strike," AICC spokesman Abhishek Singhvi said on Wednesday, while announcing the party's support to the coal workers strike. "We also condemn this government's tendency to bypass Parliament by resorting to Ordinance Raj," he added

Janata Dal (U) president Sharad Yadav accused the BJP-led government of trying to sell natural resources "to vested interests through unjustifiable ordinances" after "creating a deliberate stand-off in Parliament through Prime Minister's refusal to condemn the divisive agenda of the Sangh parivar". Yadav said he as well as Mulyam Singh Yadav and Nitish Kumar will meet in Delhi on Thursday to chalk out a national agitation and will coordinate with other parties such as the Congress and Trinamool ..
 
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