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Workers and owners of vehicles engaged in various transportation services started a strike on in Agartala. Vehicle owners and employees have launched the strike in protest against police atrocities and demanding hikes in fares of all vehicles used in transportation.
Transport strike in Agartala had affected the normal life in the state capital. Workers and owners of vehicles engaged in various transportation services started a strike on Monday morning in Agartala.
The vehicle owners and employees have launched the strike in protest against police atrocities and demanding hikes in fares of all vehicles used in transportation.
In the lockdown, several people engaged in transportation services lost their jobs and the vehicle owners faced major economic losses.
The vehicle owners said although the government has announced unlock measures and allowed the vehicles including buses to run it has asked to maintain social distancing norms in carrying passengers.
The vehicle owners said they are now carrying 50% of passengers. They said If some drivers carry 2/3 extra passengers, they are fined by the police and the fine amount is too high.
So the vehicle owners and drivers have demanded that the fares of the vehicles including buses be hiked by the state government. The vehicle owners and drivers have questioned how they would survive if their income remains less than half of the income which they were earning before lockdown.
The bus owners, drivers and co-drivers of buses who run their vehicles on the Udaipur-Agartala have suspended movement of all buses in protest against harassment by the police and demanding fare hike on Sunday.
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