The HRTC Driver Conduct Union in Himachal has now announced the battle of crosses. The union has given the management and the government an ultimatum up to 9 nights to the management and the government on Thursday. He has announced on Thursday by giving notice that if his demands are not met, the driver operators will go for strike from midnight of 9 March. In such a situation, the government will be responsible for this. The union accused the Chief Minister of lying.
HRTC Driver Association President Mansingh said that the union had given 15 days notice to the government and management. The term of the notice has been completed today. He has kept his demands in front of the government and management. HRTC drivers and operators are pending 65 months overtime, DA arrear, 4-9-14 arrears and the year 2016 on the commission's arrear. Despite this, the state government is not paying their pending liabilities for a long time.
Man Singh said that Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu had announced on 12 October 2024 that he will be given 59 crore rupees. However, his announcement has proved to be false. The Chief Minister repeatedly made false promises and no liabilities were given to him. He also gave a 15 -day notice to the management, which has been completed today. In such a situation, the management is now saying that 5 crore rupees have come, but now this 5 crore will not be talked about.
He said that his aim is not to go on strike. Now the management and the government have been given time till March 9. Meanwhile, if the government calls for talks, it is fine, otherwise he will go on strike for 72 hours. He said that today the management has clearly told in the notice that advance booking should not be taken now. In such a situation, if people have any problem, then management and government will be responsible for it. Man Singh Thakur said that today the government and management have been warned from this open platform, if their demands are not met by March 9, then from 12 pm on March 9, they will go on strike of 72 hours.
