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‘Chalo Parliament’ rally on February 18

HYDERABAD: A few thousand workers from the APSRTC, Singareni Collieries, Visakha Steel Plant, construction sector, hamalis, Anganwadi workers, departments of Medical, Power, Municipal Administration and AITUC-affiliated organisations will take part in a ‘Chalo Parliament’ rally on February 18. The rally is to focus attention on providing job security to workers affected by financial slow down and demanding scrapping of privatisation and economic reforms and a social security to the unorganised sector. –Special Correspondent

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