Shares in Maruti Suzuki fell 1.6 per cent after a business newspaper reported that workers are planning a hunger strike and other peaceful protests to force the management to take back the 548 employees sacked after the deadly violence in July that hit production.
The workers are being organised by former union Maruti Suzuki Workers Union, the newspaper reported, citing a union official.
MSWU is no longer operational after instigating the July violence, according to the report.
A Maruti official confirmed to Reuters that former workers were protesting, which would have no impact on production.
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