The Janata Parivar will protest against the ordinances on coal, land acquisition and insurance.
Announcing this, Janata Dal (U) chief Sharad Yadav accused the government of skipping from debate and giving no importance to the view of opposition parties.
He also accused the government of working for multinational companies and select Indian industrialists. Yadav declared support to strike in Coal India.
“It appears that they have made up their mind to impose one party rule in the country. They do not want to give any respect to the views of opposition parties,” the JD(U) chief said during a press conference on Wednesday.
Sharad Yadav said that the ordinances will make land and mineral sources available for commercial exploitation at the cost of common people.
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