The unions have refused to call of their strike despite an announcement by the Delhi government to form a committee to consider fare revision in a time-bound manner.
The president of Kerala State Private Bus Operators Federation Sathyan, told that a notice regarding proposed strike was given to govt over two weeks ago and till date no one has engaged in discussions on the issue.
The employees also threatened to lay siege to the residence of Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh at Siswan in Mohali on Tuesday if their demands were not accepted.
Amid threats of tough action, "no work no pay", few RTC employees have returned to work and are operating buses on some routes in the city and different parts of the state.
Bus services remain affected in Kalaburagi for the second consecutive day as Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) employees are on an indefinite strike over their demand for the revision of salary.
Drivers, conductors and other staff members of the road transport corporations under the banner of KSRTC have given a call for strike on wage-related issues.
Telangana Chief Minister welcomed back TSRTC employees who have joined their duties on Saturday. On Thursday, after a Cabinet meeting, he said, "All of you can resume duties happily tomorrow."
Various employees' unions held separate meetings here to discuss the course of action as the Telangana High Court directed the Labour Commissioner to take a decision on the strike in two weeks.
More than 48,000 employees of TSRTC have been on strike since October 5 to press for their demands, which includes the merger of the TSRTC with the government so that they are treated at par with the government employees.
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