ON the call of 12 Unions of Delhi State , Mass demonstration 21-10-2021

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                            On the call of 12 Unions of Delhi State,Mass demonstration organized
at 21-10-2021 to serve the strike notice to Chief Minister NCT Mr Kejriwal to go on one day Industrial strike on 25-11-2021, Thousands of workers of All sectors participated in the Procession started 
                     From Sahid Bhagat Singh Park to CM Delhi office and on the way at  BahadurSha Jafar Road Delhi Police stopped the procession and then-converted into Mass Meeting, Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu GS-HMS addressed the gathering, spoke against the anti Labour Policies of Central NDA and state Govt, demanding Rs26000/-Minimum Wage, Rs 8000/-minimum Pension, 
    Withdraw 4 Anti Labour Code and Pro-Employers Code 
    Withdraw 3 anti Farmers Act, Give MSP etc,

Others union leaders also addressed the meeting, five leaders went to hand over the strike Notice to CM  with the escort of Delhi Police, meeting ended with the thanks to all leaders and workers .



Mass Meeting, Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu GS-HMS


Mass Meeting, Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu GS-HMS




Mass Meeting, Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu GS-HMS 

and Manjeet Ahluwalia


Hindustan Engineering and General Majdoor Union 


Mass Meeting, Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu GS-HMS


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