The strike by sanitation workers in Haryana, India, has now reached its 11th day, severely impacting cities such as Karnal, Rohtak, and Hisar. Approximately 30,000 workers from municipal corporations, councils, and committees are demanding the regularization of their contracts and the implementation of minimum wages. Protests have erupted in various cities, with workers staging marches and submitting memorandums to local officials. In Karnal, tensions escalated when workers clashed with police while protesting against the employment of private workers to clear garbage. The situation has worsened as civic services like garbage collection and street cleaning have been disrupted. Union leaders claim that all sanitation workers in the state are participating in the strike due to failed negotiations with the Haryana government. Despite the ongoing unrest, Mukul Kumar, the director general of urban local bodies in Haryana, stated that efforts are underway to resolve the situation promptly.