All India Motor Transport Congress Aimtc Strike

The CPI(M) and AIADMK today asked the government to respond to the nationwide indefinite strike by truck operators, saying its continuation would have implications on the availability and prices of essential commodities.

Truck operators have begun their two-day nationwide strike to protest against the Goods and Services Tax or GST, diesel price hike and corruption on roads. The truckers' 2 day strike has been organised by truckers' association All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC).

Transporters' 5-day-old strike has been called off after a marathon meeting between agitating apex truckers body AIMTC and Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari this evening with the government assuring to look into their demands.

Transporters' nationwide strike entered its fifth day today amid a continued deadlock between the agitating top truckers body AIMTC and the government, affecting movement of goods in various parts of the country.

Transporters continued their nation-wide strike for the third consecutive day today, disrupting supply of goods to various parts of the country.

Demanding scrapping of the present toll system, apex transporters body AIMTC continued its nationwide strike for the second consecutive day today, disrupting supply of goods to various parts of the country.

Truckers today proceeded on a nationwide indefinite strike this morning on the call of All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) to protest against the present toll system.

Demanding transparent toll system with a provision for annual payment, apex transporters body 'AIMTC' on tuesday said it would proceed with strike if their concerns are not addressed by August 25.

Truck drivers across Maharashtra will go on an indefinite strike from tomorrow, following failure of talks between the state government and transporters' bodies over abolition of escorts fee, All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) said today.

The goods and passenger transporters began their indefinite strike boycotting Goa operations from last night, although the supplies of essential commodities were not affected on the first day of the stir.

The transporters from Bihar will take part in the indefinite strike called by the apex transports' body - All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) - from April 1 next to protest against hike in third party insurance premium and related demands, the Bihar Motor Transports Federation (BMTF) President Uday Singh said on Tuesday.

Transporters body All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) on Tuesday warned 75 lakh trucks and 40 lakh buses will stop plying from April 1 if demands, including withdrawal of hike in diesel prices and rollback of hike in third party insurance premium, are not met.

The CPI(M) and AIADMK today asked the government to respond to the nationwide indefinite strike by truck operators, saying its continuation would have implications on the availability and prices of essential commodities.

Truck operators have begun their two-day nationwide strike to protest against the Goods and Services Tax or GST, diesel price hike and corruption on roads. The truckers' 2 day strike has been organised by truckers' association All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC).

Transporters' 5-day-old strike has been called off after a marathon meeting between agitating apex truckers body AIMTC and Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari this evening with the government assuring to look into their demands.

Transporters' nationwide strike entered its fifth day today amid a continued deadlock between the agitating top truckers body AIMTC and the government, affecting movement of goods in various parts of the country.

Transporters continued their nation-wide strike for the third consecutive day today, disrupting supply of goods to various parts of the country.

Demanding scrapping of the present toll system, apex transporters body AIMTC continued its nationwide strike for the second consecutive day today, disrupting supply of goods to various parts of the country.

Truckers today proceeded on a nationwide indefinite strike this morning on the call of All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) to protest against the present toll system.

Demanding transparent toll system with a provision for annual payment, apex transporters body 'AIMTC' on tuesday said it would proceed with strike if their concerns are not addressed by August 25.

Truck drivers across Maharashtra will go on an indefinite strike from tomorrow, following failure of talks between the state government and transporters' bodies over abolition of escorts fee, All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) said today.

The goods and passenger transporters began their indefinite strike boycotting Goa operations from last night, although the supplies of essential commodities were not affected on the first day of the stir.

The transporters from Bihar will take part in the indefinite strike called by the apex transports' body - All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) - from April 1 next to protest against hike in third party insurance premium and related demands, the Bihar Motor Transports Federation (BMTF) President Uday Singh said on Tuesday.

Transporters body All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) on Tuesday warned 75 lakh trucks and 40 lakh buses will stop plying from April 1 if demands, including withdrawal of hike in diesel prices and rollback of hike in third party insurance premium, are not met.