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Indian Railways: Big news! All trains will remain closed across the country on May 31, know what is the big reason

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Indian Railways Strike: Trains will remain closed on 31st May across the country. The movement of people from all over the country will stop for a day. If the Railway Ministry does not wake up, it can be heavy for the countrymen.


This will happen in the country on May 31, when the wheels of all the trains will stop simultaneously. If the Railway Ministry does not wake up in time, then the people of the whole country will have to face a big problem. The reason for this is that all the station masters of the Indian Railways have gone on strike. Due to the apathy of the Railways, more than 35 thousand station masters across the country have given a notice to the Railway Board. It was made clear in the notice that they will go on strike on May 31. It remains to be seen what decision the government takes on this issue. In this, more than 2 lakh people of Uttar Pradesh will be affected.

Why is the station master investigating?

Dhananjay Chandratre, president of All India Station Masters Association, says that the government is not listening. There is only one option left for this. At present, there is a shortage of more than 6,000 station masters across the country. Railway Administration is not recruiting on this post. Because of this, at present only two station masters are posted at more than half the stations of the country. Although the shift of station masters is of eight hours, but due to shortage of staff, they have to do shifts of 12 hours every day. On the day when a station master has a weekly off, the employee has to be called from another station on that day. More work is being done by station masters. Government should make new recruitment.

What is the demand of station masters

Association president Dhananjay says that the list of demands of station masters has been sent to the CEO of Railway Board. Filling up of all vacancies in railways soon. Restoration of Night Duty Allowance to all Railway employees without any ceiling. To provide the benefit of MACP in the cadre of Station Masters with effect from 01.01.2016 instead of 16.02.2018. Reorganization of cadres with revised designations. Providing security and stress allowance to station masters. Appeal has been made to the ministry and the government to fulfill these demands.

Case going on for years

Office-bearers of the Station Master’s Association say that this decision is not a sudden decision. This has been taken after a long struggle. There was a demand from the railway administration for a long time. The railway administration did not accede to their demands. In the first phase, AISMA officials protested by sending e-mails to Railway Board officials to get their demands convinced. In the second phase, station masters from all over the country protested by lighting candles at the station in night duty shift on 15 October 2020. The third phase of protests lasted for a week from 20 October to 26 October 2020.

During that time the station masters operated the trains by wearing black badges. In the fourth phase, all the station masters went on a one-day hunger strike on 31 October 2020. The fifth stage was performed in front of every divisional head quarter. In the sixth phase, a memorandum was submitted to the public representatives of all the parliamentary constituencies and a memorandum was submitted to the Railway Minister. In the seventh phase, he met the Minister of State for Railways and apprised him of the problems. When there is no hearing till now, the notice to go on strike has been given.

Pravesh Maurya
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