Bengaluru: Around 1,200 workers have gone on strike at Toyota’s Bidadi plant opposing a disciplinary action against their union.
The strike, which started on November 9, is expected to affect supplies as the company has issued a circular to dealers and suppliers regarding the strike.
The union bearers have allegedly threatened and abused a manager of the company.
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