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India·Protests

Telangana bus workers launch strike after wage talks collapse[Updated]

Tuesday, 21 April 2026, 18:19 · 1 min read
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Striking workers were visibly present on roads and at bus depots across Hyderabad and surrounding areas on Wednesday, holding placards and banners as services ground to a halt. Major transit hubs including the Jubilee Bus Station, Mehdipatnam depot, and Sangareddy were among the first to feel the impact, with buses absent from key stations such as Jubilee Hills Bus Station in Hyderabad.

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Workers at the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC), the public bus network serving the southern Indian state of Telangana, began a strike at midnight on April 22 after negotiations with management and the state government broke down. The Joint Action Committee representing multiple unions had been pushing for long-standing demands including pay revision, staff welfare, a merger of employees into the state government payroll, and elections for union leadership. The industrial action is expected to disrupt thousands of bus services across the state, affecting daily commuters who rely heavily on the public transport network.

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The HinduTelangana RTC bus services to be hit as workers’ to go on strike from midnight of April 22 ↗︎
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