Delhi Bans Bus Service Strikes for 6 Months Under ESMA

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The Delhi government has invoked the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) to prohibit strikes in bus services for a period of six months. ESMA is a law that grants authorities the power to ban work stoppages in services deemed essential to the public. The move is aimed at ensuring uninterrupted bus operations for daily commuters in the capital. The decision is expected to provide relief to lakhs of passengers who depend on public bus transport across Delhi.

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