BJP government anti labour – Bhalla

Jammu, Aug 4- Working President JKPCC Shri Raman Bhalla has alleged that the BJP government led by Shri Narendra Modi is anti-labour and working class and it has weakened and diluted the labour laws giving protection to workers in private sectors.

Addressing a convention of Unorganised workers Congress of JKPCC here today which was attended by National Chairman Dr. Udit Raj, Shri K.K. Sanjay Gabha (Vice Chairman), Poonia Rana( Media Coordinator) besides JK Unit Chief Rajveer Singh, Shamshu Chand (Coordinator Jammu), Zahoor Ahmed (Coordinator Kashmir), Kamal Singh (Corporator), Munshi Chand Salalia(Gen. Secy UWC), Latish Sharma, Jatinder Singh, Rakesh Singh, Camres David Bablo, Parshotam Mehra, Sunil Sharma, Vishal Bhau and others, Shri Bhalla said that Modi government has diluted and weakened labour laws in the country under the pressure of private players, thus labour and working-class suffered a lot under BJP’s pro employers and pro-rich policies.

Bhalla said that 90 per cent of the jobs are in the private sector and lot many of them are unorganised classes, which have no or little protection or safeguards of job guarantees and security of bread and butter. He said that the economic policies of the Modi govt are anti-labour and anti-poor as the poor and middle class of this country are finding it difficult to make both ends meet in view of record inflation and backbreaking prices of all commodities of common use.

AICC Chairman Unorganised Workers  Congress Dr. Udit Raj Said that soot boot sarkar of Modi has no sympathy for the working class, labour and workers and its policies are anti-poor, anti-labour. The unprecedented price rise has hit every middle and poor-class citizen and the demonetization followed by Covid has rendered crores of employed in private sectors job less. Modi’s tax regime has left the poor, labour and middle class to great hardships of life.

 Shri Rajveer Singh in his address highlighted the problems of people like, the price rise of essential commodities, unemployment and exploitation of workers engaged for carrying out essential services in  PHE, PDD and other departments. They have been protesting for their rights but their protests are being suppressed instead of providing them relief. There are countless miseries of people of Jammu and Kashmir which goes to the deaf ears of Govt, he said.