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Current Affairs : The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), the worker’s guild arm of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), said on Tuesday its activists will look for help from all Members of Parliament to ‘pressurize’ Central and governments to change their “recognitions and arrangements” on work related issues. It said this effort to MPs, including Bharatiya Janata Party MPs, will occur from June 16 to June 30.
The BMS held fights against the work law changes and increment of working hours by state governments on May 20. It held a progression of online gatherings of its authority on May 24 and 25, led by its boss CK Saji Narayanan, to design its pending occasions.
At its gatherings, the BMS recognized five work related issues on which it will proceed with its fomentation – “pitiable state of transient specialists”; “tremendous employment misfortunes”; “refusal to pay compensation”; “one-sided suspension of work laws and increment of working time to 12 hours; and “unbridled privatization”.
As indicated by a BMS articulation, it acknowledges “the difference in mentality of a portion of the state governments because of the reliable endeavors and weight of unsettling of BMS”.
Be that as it may, it additionally “communicated anguish at the three state governments” for “not pulling back the counter laborer statutes suspending work laws just as the 15 state governments for expanding working time to 12 hours”. The three state governments are BJP controlled Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat.
Aditi Mehta 