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No auto strike after CM Devendra Fadnavis promises action

Committee will look into list of all demands within eight days, CM Devendra Fadnavis has said

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Autos lined up at a stand at Bandra East with commuters unsure if they were or strike or not. Pic /Bipin Kokate

Autos lined up at a stand at Bandra East with commuters unsure if they were or strike or not. Pic /Bipin Kokate

A welfare board, fare hike, pension and medical benefit, special squads to curb illegal autos and stopping free flow of permits. With Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis agreeing to look into most of the demands of the protesting automen, the trade union announced that they were withdrawing the protest and all strike calls.

The chief minister met trade union leader Shashank Sharad Rao along with his team and said they would look into all the demands.

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