Labour Day Rally in Karnataka Calls for Minimum Wage Revision
Workers take out rally, demand revision of minimum wage on Labour Day
The Hindu
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On International Labour Day, thousands of workers rallied from Town Hall to Freedom Park in Karnataka, India, demanding a revision of minimum wages. The protest, supported by various trade unions, highlighted frustrations over delayed wage adjustments and called for the repeal of certain labor codes.
- 01Thousands of workers participated in the rally in Karnataka.
- 02The event was organized by multiple central trade unions.
- 03Protesters expressed anger over delays in minimum wage revisions.
- 04Demands were made to revoke existing labor codes.
- 05The rally took place on International Labour Day.
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On May 1, 2026, thousands of workers in Karnataka, India, marked International Labour Day with a significant rally from Town Hall to Freedom Park. The event saw participation from numerous central trade unions, including the Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC), All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), and Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), among others. Protesters voiced their frustrations regarding the prolonged delay in revising minimum wages, which they argue is essential for fair compensation. Additionally, the rally called for the repeal of certain labor codes that workers believe undermine their rights. This demonstration reflects the growing discontent among workers regarding labor policies in the state.
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The rally signifies the collective demand for better wages and labor rights, which could influence future labor policies in Karnataka.
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