Trade Union leaders of Bank employees and some hard core leftists like to prove that they can do and will do everything to stop privatisation. And remarkable fact is that this pressure tactics has been in use for last three decades.
I say so because process of privatisation , liberalization and globalization started from 1991 when the then government succumbed to world pressure and accepted global trade agreement in its own interest .
Since then bank leaders and other central union leaders have resorted to strike many times against computerisation, branch expansion policy, promotion processes, CBS policy and more specifically against privatisation of banks, merger of banks and amalgamation of banks but very few times for respectable wage hike.
God know what is rationale behind it, it may be only to put government always under pressure using shoulders of bankers or an effort to pull down government and ensure political victory of leftists or parties who are left minded.
It is ironical that employees curse leaders whenever Bipartite settlement process starts and start following them despite the fact that they are not getting justice.
Do you remember that in the past bank leaders called for a two day strike within 3 months of due date of BS? Not at all.
But these leaders several times gave a call for strike to support opponents of ruling party.
Above all what is said above by me, I am astonished why so called wellwishers of PSU banks do not come out with acceptable documented materials from eminent leaders, writers, social site propagandists and others who are talented to prove why after all privatisation is bad, why it is against employees, why it is against growth and above all why public sector banks are inevitable.
If supporters of PSU banks or you say opponents of privatisation of banks have solid reasons to prove their point, they should come forward and prove it in public domain. Only shouting Inqilab Zindabad in a gathering small of big simply prove your existence but do not convince people at large. Government is elected by democratic process and is by the people, if the people and for the people.
As such government is bound to think for betterment of people of India. They prove their idea in the Parliament and outside too when they campaign for election. Government assesses pulse of people and not of only bank employees. Bank employees are fewvlakhs whereas population of the country is about 140 crores.
Trade Union leaders of Bank employees and some hard core leftists like to prove that they can do and will do everything to stop privatisation. And remarkable fact is that this pressure tactics has been in use for last three decades.
I say so because process of privatisation , liberalization and globalization started from 1991 when the then government succumbed to world pressure and accepted global trade agreement in its own interest .
Since then bank leaders and other central union leaders have resorted to strike many times against computerisation, branch expansion policy, promotion processes, CBS policy and more specifically against privatisation of banks, merger of banks and amalgamation of banks but very few times for respectable wage hike.
God know what is rationale behind it, it may be only to put government always under pressure using shoulders of bankers or an effort to pull down government and ensure political victory of leftists or parties who are left minded.
It is ironical that employees curse leaders whenever Bipartite settlement process starts and start following them despite the fact that they are not getting justice.
Do you remember that in the past bank leaders called for a two day strike within 3 months of due date of BS? Not at all.
But these leaders several times gave a call for strike to support opponents of ruling party.
Above all what is said above by me, I am astonished why so called wellwishers of PSU banks do not come out with acceptable documented materials from eminent leaders, writers, social site propagandists and others who are talented to prove why after all privatisation is bad, why it is against employees, why it is against growth and above all why public sector banks are inevitable.
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