Woman auto driver, allegedly denied right to work, reinstated in Kerala’s Kochi
A 52-year-old female autorickshaw driver in Kochi was reinstated to her work stand after being blocked by a trade union for four months. The intervention followed public outcry and mediation by a rival trade union, highlighting issues regarding the right to work.
A 52-year-old woman autorickshaw driver has alleged that she was not allowed to work at an auto stand outside the Ernakulam Junction railway station for over four months by members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) there after being expelled from the union. She was reinstated to the stand on Friday after her plight caught public attention through media reports.
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