Bhopal, Nov. 7 -- Municipal sanitation workers in Bhopal called off their three-day strike and resumed work following talks with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, who assured them of action on their demands, including an increase in wages and regularisation of services.

Speaking to ANI, Magan Jhanjhot, state president of the sanitation workers' organisation, said on Friday that the strike, which began on November 3, was called off after discussions with the Chief Minister and senior officials of the state government and municipal administration.

He said the workers had been holding protests and had stopped working during the strike. Over the past two to three days, they had held discussions with Minister Krishna Gaur, Bhopal Mayor Malti Rai, ...