Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu, Genl Secy ,HMS addresse the mass meeting Organized by Delhi state 12 Trade unions on the call of Ten National Trade Unions

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Comrade Harbhajan Singh Sidhu, Genl Secy ,HMS addresse the mass meeting Organized by Delhi state 12 Trade unions on the call of Ten National Trade Unions 

ON 09-07-2023 at 

           In front of Parliament on historical day of Quite India movement and
Do and die call given by Father of the Nation " Mahatma Gandhi " 
from The Congress convention on 08-08-1942 from Mumbai Maidan 
on persuasion of Acharya Narinder Dev ,Dr Ram Manhor Lohia,
Jai Parkash Narayan Achutpatverdhan ,Aruna Ashaf ali ,
            Molana Abdul Kalam Azad , Etc. ,all given tributes to freedom Fighters
 and Martyrs of freedom of India , 
Raised voice against the anti Labour, Anti farmers, Anti people 
policies of NDA Govt.  and call given to join the call of 
Labour and Farmers union to organize a Mass national conference 
on 24 -08-2023 at Tal Katora stadium against the 
 Labour, farmers, people and anti National policies of NDA Govt.
join hands together fight together against the capitalist Govt .
To save the Nation and save the people of India














 

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