CPM wants Tamil Nadu’s government to intervene in Samsung Row

In addition, he added during recent negotiations (with Samsung), workers agreed to return to their work, but management insisted that they should provide apology letters and accept a salary deduction for eight days. Calling these illegal and little ethical conditions, the CPM urged the state government to take immediate measures to ensure that all suspended workers are removed from the service without conditions and to end Samsung’s alleged anti-labor practices.

Meanwhile, Samsung India spokesman said: “Despite our best efforts to reach a mutually beneficial agreement through a constructive dialogue, the union continues to make unreasonable demands and is constantly changing its position.”

Samsung also responded to the claims that more than 1,300 workers were on strike, which states that only 400-500 workers have been protesting.