MSRTC employees' strike enters 40th day; bus services resume at 78 depots
The Hindu
A large number of the MSRTC employees have refused to relent, and are firm on their demand for the merger of the loss-making corporation with the State government
Employees of the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) continued their strike for the 40th day on December 6, even as the bus operations resumed in 78 out of total 250 depots across the State, officials said.
On December 5, the corporation operated the highest 1,700 buses, out of its fleet of nearly 16,000 vehicles, since the strike intensified after the Deepavali festival last month, a spokesperson of the MSRTC said.
A large number of the MSRTC employees have refused to relent, and are firm on their demand for the merger of the loss-making corporation with the State government.
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