BMS will not participate in the two days strike called by some central trade unions on 28th & 29th March 2022

 In response to the call given by some Central Trade Unions, Bharatiya Mazdoor 

sangh has decided to not participate as: 

The call for the strike is a politically motivated one just to ensure the survival of 

political parties these unions are affiliated with and have nothing to do with 

workers’ interests. Indulgence of Farmers & students unions in these strikes has 

made it obvious that these unions don’t care the least bit about workers’ interests 

but only use the workers to serve the political interests of their political parties. 

In light of the obvious stated above, we would like to call upon all trade unions to 

shed off their political affiliations and BMS would be more than happy to lead a 

joint non-political labour movement and we strongly condemn the exploitation of 

working class to serve political interests of certain political parties. 

In the last 75 years we have witnessed governments of different political parties 

and ideological leanings but the problem of workers’ remains largely unaddressed 

and it is evident that ‘SATTA PARIVARTAN’ is not and can’t serve as the 

panacea and hence it is time we start to look at ‘VYAVASTHA PARIVARTAN’

i.e. change in & within the existing systems. 

We are highly sympathetic towards the labour issues and are actively working to 

address them to the best of our capacity but don’t believe in politicization of the 

same and will continue to work for labor welfare in full capacity.