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Home / Photo Gallery / Punjab Roadways Punbus Employees Go On Indefinite Strike

Punjab Roadways, Punbus employees go on indefinite strike

The strike has been called under the banner of Punjab Roadways, Punbus and PRTC Contract Workers Union (Punjab)
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:54 PM Jun 10, 2026 IST

  • PRTC buses at a bus stand as workers go on strike in Amritsar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

  • A bus stand in Jalandhar amid an indefinite workers' strike on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Passengers wait at a bus stand in Jalandhar amid the PRTC and Punjab Roadways workers' strike on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Passengers wait at a bus stand in Amritsar amid the PRTC and Punjab Roadways workers' strike on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

  • PRTC workers go on indefinite strike in Amritsar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Passengers wait at a bus stand in Amritsar amid the PRTC and Punjab Roadways workers' strike on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

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