Privatisation of rlys protested

Hoshiarpur, July 16 On the call of CITU, a protest was held by its workers at the railway station here on Thursday to protest privatisatin of the Railways. CITU district general secretary Mahinder Baddoyan said the Centre had sold 109...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:33 PM Jul 17, 2020 IST

Hoshiarpur, July 16

On the call of CITU, a protest was held by its workers at the railway station here on Thursday to protest privatisatin of the Railways. CITU district general secretary Mahinder Baddoyan said the Centre had sold 109 trains of the Indian Railways. — OC

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