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Transport strike in Dhaka Division likely from today
JAMALPUR. May 26: While road traffic in 22 districts remained paralysed for several days, trade unions of the sector today threatened transport strike across the country to press their demands, reports UNB.
In a statement. Bangladesh Road Transport Workers' Federation president Waszi Uddin Khan MP and general secretary Habibor Rahman Khan demanded of the authorities to resolve the impasse through negotiation.
Otherwise, they said they would be compelled to go for tougher programme like halting traffic across the country.
Bangladesh Road Transport
Workers' Federation threatened a non-stop strike in Dhaka Division from tomorrow if the deadlock in Jamalpur continued.
An indefinite bus-truck strike in the district to protest the killing of a transport worker staggered past sixth consecutive day today.
District transport workers' union enforced the strike Wednesday, demanding arrest of the killers of Jagadish Chandra and protesting occupation of bus terminal in a "terrorist" style.
Transport leaders, in a statement in Dhaka, raised a five-point demand including
arrest of the attackers on driver Helal and exemplary punishment, security of life and property of the transport leaders and workers, an end to harassment by police and freeing the terminal from the grip of "Awami terrorists".
Due to the strike, transportation of fertiliser to its command area in 16 northern districts and of essential commodities remained disrupted.
On Sunday night, police arrested four people including a prostitute in connection with the killing of Jagadish.
In Barisal, movement of passenger buses in 34 routes from the town came to a total halt as an indefinite strike began today at the call of the District Sarak Paribahan Sramik Union.
The Union enforced the strike after the expiry on Sunday night of a 72-hour ultimatum to the district administration.
The ultimatum was given demanding arrest of an 'identified' terrorist group, led by Kala
Badal, who, the union alleged, has created a reign of terror on the Barisal-Banaripara route.
Following the indefinite strike, bus transportation from the district remained snapped in the 34 internal and inter-district routes, including Dhaka. Faridpur, Khulna. Jessore, Kushtia. Rajshahi. Pabna and Rangpur.
UNB Jhenidah correspondent reports: A three-day nonstop bus strike on Faridpur-Khulna rote ended today after a fruitful discussion arranged by Jhenidah district administration.
Bus services on the route snapped Friday as Faridpur Bus Owners' Association enforced strike following a conflict with Jhenidah Bus Owners' Association over route permit registration.
UNB Jessore correspondent add: The Indefinite bus strike in 18 routes from Jessore, scheduled to begin tomorrow, was called off today after the district administration agreed to accept the three-point demand of district Sarak Paribahan Samity.