Coal india Strike। Coal india में 12 February को होगी हड़ताल।

Описание: Coal India Strike Update: Nationwide Protest on February 12 | Impact on Production
A massive nationwide strike is set to take place on February 12, 2026, involving nearly 30 crore workers and 10 major central trade unions. This video provides a detailed look at why this strike is happening, which unions are participating, and the potential impact on Coal India Limited (CIL).

While most major unions like HMS, CITU, and AITUC are joining the protest, the Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) has officially distanced itself from the strike.

📌 Key Highlights:
Massive Participation: Trade unions claim that 30 crore workers across 600 districts will join the strike.

Reasons for Strike: Unions are protesting against four new labor codes, alleging they favor corporate interests over worker welfare.

Coal India Impact: Except for BMS, all major unions in CIL are participating. This is expected to significantly hit coal production.

No Work, No Pay: CIL Chairman P.M. Prasad (represented by B. Sairam in the video) has warned that the strike is considered illegal and a "No Work, No Pay" policy will be strictly implemented.

Privatization Concerns: The protest also addresses the increase in FDI limits to 100% in the insurance sector and the IPOs of major public sector entities.

🕒 Video Timestamps:
[00:00:05] - Overview of the February 12 nationwide strike.
[00:00:31] - Scale of the protest: 30 crore workers and 10 central unions.
[00:00:54] - Union allegations regarding the four labor codes.
[00:01:17] - List of participating organizations, including bank and farmer unions.
[00:01:57] - Details on the Insurance Law Amendment and 100% FDI.
[00:03:12] - Geographical reach: Strike impact expected in 600 districts.
[00:04:12] - Why BMS is not participating in the strike.
[00:05:25] - Coal India Chairman's statement on production and disciplinary action.

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