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End strike, says Paswan

By Sandeep Dikshit

NEW DELHI, AUG 25. The Union Communications Minister, Mr. Ram Vilas Paswan, has called upon the three recognised telecom federations to call off their proposed indefinite strike from September 6. He said all possible steps would be taken to ensure financial viability of the proposed corporation and the rights of the employees with regard to pay and pension will be fully protected. Mr. Paswan also said that all pending issues will be resolved soon. Meanwhile the two- day telecom strike called by the pro-CPI(M) unions ended today with no untoward incident.

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