Guwahati: A two-hour protest programme was successfully conducted in Sonari today by the Assam Tea Workers Union in support of several demands of tea workers employed in the Brahmaputra Valley tea gardens.
The protest, which began at 8 am, saw workers gathering in front of the office of the garden managers, holding placards and banners.
The workers, employed in gardens under the Sonari branch of the Assam Tea Labour Union, created a tumultuous atmosphere while chanting slogans demanding the immediate fulfillment of their long-standing demands. The protest was a response to the call made by the central committee of the union.
The Assam Tea Workers Union has been advocating for the rights and welfare of tea workers in the region. The protest in Sonari is a testament to the union’s commitment to pushing for the fulfillment of the workers’ demands.
The tea industry in Assam is a significant contributor to the state’s economy, and the welfare of tea workers is crucial to its sustainability. The protest highlights the ongoing concerns and challenges faced by tea workers in the region, and the need for prompt action to address their demands.
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