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Union demands removal of 12-hour duty roster after railway pointsman dies in Nagpur

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Union demands removal of 12-hour duty roster after railway pointsman dies in Nagpur
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The All India Pointsmen Association is demanding an end to 12-hour duty rosters following the death of a railway worker in Nagpur. The union argues that extreme fatigue from long shifts is compromising safety and endangering staff.

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The All India Pointsmen Association has demanded the abolition of the 12-hour duty roster following the death of one of its members at Gudma station in Nagpur on July 1 while assisting train operations.

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