CITU Calls for Unity and Justice on International Labour Day
The Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) marked International Labour Day by advocating for workers' rights and social justice. Highlighting historical struggles, CITU leaders urged action against policies deemed detrimental to labor interests. They emphasized May Day's significance in promoting unity and equitable development while opposing government labour codes.
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The Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) commemorated International Labour Day with a rally advocating for unity, rights, and social justice for workers. The event paid homage to historical struggles, urging renewed commitment to defending labour rights amidst modern challenges.
CITU President and Kulgam MLA, M Y Tarigami, addressed the gathering, highlighting May Day as a symbol of workers' resilience and their fight for dignity and justice. He reminded the audience of past sacrifices made by workers globally, emphasizing that current rights were achieved through relentless struggle.
Tarigami criticized recent labour policies implemented by the BJP-led government, calling them detrimental to workers' interests. He urged revocation of the newly introduced labour codes and called for equitable wealth distribution and inclusive development.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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