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Fast Ends After 50 Hours at Jhinjhak Railway Station: Work on 2 of the 11 Demands Will Begin in a Month, the Rest Will Be Sent to the Railway Board.
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The hunger strike at Jhinjhak railway station in Kanpur Dehat, demanding 11 demands, including passenger amenities and train stoppages, ended on Sunday after nearly 50 hours. Railway Department CPTM Akanshu Goyal held talks with the protesters for approximately two hours. Following the talks, they were assured that work on two key demands would begin within a month. Railway officials stated that work on the link road from the southern end of the…
·Bhopal, India
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