Transport worker union leaders in Sylhet have announced an indefinite strike starting Monday (November 16) from 6 am, pressing for a three-point demand. The program was announced on Saturday afternoon during a meeting held at the union office in Babna Point, South Surma, organized by the Sylhet District Road Transport Owners and Workers Coordination Council.
The three-point demands include the withdrawal of cases filed against worker leaders, ensuring designated parking spaces for CNG-run autorickshaws, Ima-Legunas, and microbuses, and halting goods transport by easy-bikes and tomtoms. Leaders also demanded the removal of battery-run rickshaws, easy-bikes, and tomtoms from the city and the issuance of bank challan numbers for CNG-run autorickshaws. They announced that the strike will continue until these demands are met.
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