Committee to look into MSTRC workers’ issues
The Hindu
They want to be treated as Govt. employees
The Bombay High Court on Monday directed the Maharashtra government to constitute a high-level committee to address the issue raised by workers of the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) seeking to be treated as State Government employees.
A Vacation Bench of justices S.J. Kathawalla and S.P. Tavade was hearing a plea filed by MSRTC against the strike by some workers since October 28.
The court said the State Government shall set up a three-member committee of Additional Chief Secretaries of State Finance and Transport Departments and Principal Secretary of the Finance Department. The court added the committee will hear the concerns and recommendations and submit it to the Chief Minister.
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