Key Facts
The Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) Conductor Union has announced a 'work stop' protest starting June 25, 2026, over unresolved demands. The decision was taken after talks with management on June 2 failed to yield results.
Details of the Protest
The union submitted a 22-point demand letter to the HRTC Managing Director on May 12, 2026. Despite assurances, no concrete action was taken, leading to the strike call. Employees from the Dharmpur depot in Mandi district will also participate.
Impact on Services
Union leaders stated that the agitation will be peaceful and efforts will be made to keep essential bus services running for emergencies. However, regular operations may be disrupted across the state.
What Readers Should Know
- The protest is statewide, affecting all HRTC depots.
- Commuters are advised to check bus availability before travel.
- The union has informed the regional manager in writing.
FAQ
When will the HRTC conductor union start the protest?
The protest will begin on June 25, 2026.
What are the demands of the union?
The union has submitted a 22-point charter of demands to the HRTC management.
Will emergency bus services be affected?
The union says the protest will be peaceful and essential emergency services will be maintained.