All India Coal Workers Federation

To cover for the loss from the strike, Coal India has been transporting coal in 225 trains over the past few days instead of 207 per day, said one of the officials, both of whom did not want to be named as they are not authorised to talk to media.

The general secretary of the the All India Coal Workers Federation, Jibon Roy, said, "We condemn the government decision to disinvest 10 per cent more in CIL shares to private hands. We will call the coal workers to fight back."

The company also said All India Coal Workers' Federation (CITU) is understood to have decided to withdraw their three days strike, scheduled to start from September 19, and join other unions in the strike beginning September 23

To cover for the loss from the strike, Coal India has been transporting coal in 225 trains over the past few days instead of 207 per day, said one of the officials, both of whom did not want to be named as they are not authorised to talk to media.

The general secretary of the the All India Coal Workers Federation, Jibon Roy, said, "We condemn the government decision to disinvest 10 per cent more in CIL shares to private hands. We will call the coal workers to fight back."

The company also said All India Coal Workers' Federation (CITU) is understood to have decided to withdraw their three days strike, scheduled to start from September 19, and join other unions in the strike beginning September 23