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Transport strike

All Nagaland Goods Movers Union (ANGMU) has decided to take part in the nation wide strike called by All India Motor Transport Congress in protest against rise in fuel price and other issues, on July 2. ANGMU, in a press release requested both government and NGOs to co-operate and assist the transport fraternities during the proposed chaka bandh.

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