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Private buses, lorries, taxis and maxi cabs to stop playing on roads from March 30

Published On : 22 Mar 2017   |  Reported By : Canaranews Network


Mangaluru: South Zone Motor Transport Welfare Association has called for an indefinite strike from March 30, 2017 urging the union government to fulfill their demands. According the strike called, private buses, lorries, taxis and maxi cabs are expected to stop plying on the roads in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andra Pradesh, Telangana and Pondicherry from 06.00 AM of March 30.

This was informed by South Zone Motor Transport Welfare Association Leader, Karnataka State Lorry Owners Association President GR Shanmugappa. "The rise in insurance premium of insurance companies and third parties, toll collection at the toll gates where profit and road construction expenditure incurred by toll fee and others have forced us to call a strike demanding the union government to interfere in the problems to resolve them immediately,” he said.

Meanwhile, various association leaders including, Karnataka Bus Owners’ Association, Udupi District Lorry Owners Association, Dakshina Kannada District Lorry Owners Association and others stated that they would support the scheduled strike from March 30.







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