Hundreds of applicants returned on Monday after spotting the lock outside the door of the Regional Transport Office (RTO) Bhopal due to the strike by the officials of the Transport Department.
The Madhya Pradesh Transport (Gazetted) Officers Association had decided to go on an indefinite strike from Monday with seven point demands.
Earlier, the office bearers of the organization were continuously giving memorandum to the transport commissioner and government level officials regarding their demands.
However, the strike was postponed at around 4 pm on Monday. Transport Department officials told that the office was open on Monday evening, but now the RTO office will be open on Tuesday and all the work will be done normally.
Madhya Pradesh Transport (Gazetted) Officers Association President Jitendra Singh Raghuvanshi said that a memorandum has been given to the Transport Commissioner SK Jha on behalf of the Officer Employees Union.
He was assured that he will try his best to fulfill your demands within 15 days. Therefore this strike is postponed. All the seniors and colleagues are of the same opinion and have faith that the Transport Commissioner will definitely fulfill our demands. In this strike, Madhya Pradesh third class government employees of the Transport Department were involved.
The action taken at Anuppur Transport Office should be withdrawn immediately.
The salary discrepancy problem of Transport Department officials should be removed.
RTO should not be held responsible for bus accidents.The working clerk should be given departmental recruitment for the post of transport sub-inspector. RTO should not be engaged in other works.