Left parties, trade unions vow to fight against Centre’s ‘anti-worker’ policies
Left parties and affiliated trade unions in Andhra Pradesh held a protest rally on Thursday against the Centre's alleged anti-worker policies. Leaders of the CPI(M) and CITU demanded the withdrawal of anti-labour policies, repeal of the four Labour Codes, a minimum wage of ₹30,000, and the regularisation of contract workers. They criticized both the Centre and the TDP-led coalition government for their alleged efforts to dismantle public sector undertakings and privatize industries, while demanding equal pay and protection for all workers.
12 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
Over 30 crore workers, farmers, and agricultural workers participated in a nationwide general strike on February 12, 2026, protesting against four Labour Codes and free trade deals.
13 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
Hundreds of workers across Maharashtra joined a nationwide strike protesting new labor codes, citing concerns about worker benefits and union weakening.
16 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Union Government and BJP-ruled States for neglecting the injustices faced by gig workers, including lack of income stability and social security.
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