TNI Bureau: The agitating sanitation workers of the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) today called off their strike following a discussion with BMC Mayor Sulochana Das this morning.
The sanitation workers of 53 wards out of the 67 wards of BMC, who had been on a cease-work strike since Monday, returned to duty after the Mayor reportedly assured them in writing to fulfill their demands of a salary hike in three days and waste segregation in 15 days following which they suspended their strike.
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However, they warned to relaunch the strike again after two days if the BMC fails to keep its promise.
Notably, the sanitation workers had launched a cease-work strike on Monday to press for the fulfillment of their different demands including a salary hike to Rs 15000.
Their strike had caused massive inconvenience with garbage heaps were seen across the State capital city.
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