Bharat Band on january 8 : Public transport, CAB services to be affected throughout India

Tamil Nadu government has issued a warning that disciplinary action will be taken against those employees who participate in the Bharat Bandh.

25 crore people across India are likely to participate in the nationwide bandh on January 8 that will see the participation of ten central trade unions, six bank unions, about 60 organisations of students and elected office-bearers of some universities, more than 175 farmers and agricultural workers unions. Here are the services that may be affected and those that are expected to run smoothly:

Milk, fruits and vegetable supply to continue

Perishable goods like fruits, vegetables and milk will be supplied without any hassle. Tamil Nadu Milk Distributors Welfare Association president SA Ponnusamy told TNM that their union will not participate in the bandh and therefore there will be a smooth flow of milk in the city. Sundararajan, of the Potato Wholesale Merchants Association’s President in Koyambedu, says, “We don't want to affect consumers. We will not be taking part in the bandh.”