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|March 20, 2025
Veena to meet Nadda
THE WORKERS, who have been protesting in front of the Secretariat for the past 38 days, had been hopeful when they were invited for talks with Goyal. However, disappointment set in when the talks failed, leaving many in tears.
Their hopes were briefly revived when Veena invited them for another discussion at the assembly building. However, when that too ended without a resolution, the workers alleged the discussions were merely an attempt to placate them ahead of their hunger strike.
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