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Meghalayao konta 48-na tourist taxi saljawa

India a·songo ra·gatnasienggipa Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) niam bidolni ning·o rakbegipa niamrangko gatdapna ja·kue de·enganiko jegale Meghalaya a·dokoba tourist taxirang konta 48-na ong·katgija donggen ine taxi salgipa dol parakataha.

Meghalaya Tourism Minister addresses nation-wide concerns amidst 48-hour tourist taxi strike

Tourist taxis across the state are poised to stage a 48-hour road strike starting Friday, protesting the anticipated increase in penalties for hit-and-run cases under the yet-to-be-enforced Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

Tura tourist taxis halt services amidst statewide 48-hour strike, citing local concerns

While the primary cause for the strike across the state is the protest against the proposed increase in penalties for hit-and-run cases in the yet-to-be-implemented Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Tura's taxi services cite distinct local concerns as their reason for the temporary halt.

Statewide tourist cabs plan road strike on January 5-6

Tourist taxis across the state are poised to stage a 48-hour road strike starting January 5, protesting the anticipated increase in penalties for hit-and-run cases under the yet-to-be-enforced Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

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