Karnataka High Court restrains transport unions from resorting to strike on May 20
The Karnataka High Court has prohibited transport unions from striking on May 20 and has encouraged ongoing discussions with state authorities to address grievances. This decision follows a petition from individuals concerned about the impact of a potential strike on their livelihoods. The court will continue to hear the case next week, noting that the government has already addressed many union demands.
- ▪The Karnataka High Court issued an interim order against a planned strike by transport unions.
- ▪The court emphasized the importance of continuing discussions to resolve grievances.
- ▪A petition highlighted concerns from workers about the impact of a strike on their livelihoods.
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The High Court of Karnataka on Tuesday (May 19, 2026) restrained the transport unions from resorting to strike on May 20 , and directed continuation of meeting with the State authority’s for resolution of grievances.A vacation Division Bench of Justice Suraj Govindraj and Justice K. Manmadha Rao passed the interim order on a PIL petition filed by C. Vedavathi, a house maid, and another construction worker claiming that their livelihood would be impacted if bus services are not available. KSRTC warns employees against joining indefinite strike from May 20While adjourning further hearing on the petition till next week, the court orally noted the government’s claim that substantial demands of the unions have been already met with by releasing necessary funds.
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