In Tando Adam, WAPDA Hydroelectric Labor Union members protested potential privatization plans, shutting down WAPDA offices. Led by union leaders, the rally moved from the RO Office to the Press Club, where leaders criticized government actions allegedly influenced by the IMF.
They highlighted workers’ hazardous conditions, emphasizing the need for increased salaries and housing benefits amid rising inflation. The union warned of continued protests if demands are not met.
