TD Power Systems secures temporary injunction against Workers' Union strike
The injunction mitigates the potential disruption from the strike, ensuring continued operations. However, the underlying labor dispute remains unresolved.
The company has successfully obtained a legal injunction, which is a positive development for its operations.
* TD Power Systems Limited (TDPOWERSYS) has secured a temporary injunction from the Nelamangala Court against the Workers' Union strike, following their strike notice on 22 August 2025. * The injunction, received on 1 September 2025, prevents the union from obstructing operations, employees, and vehicles entering or leaving the factory premises. * The union is permitted to agitate beyond 25 meters from the factory gates until the next hearing on 24 September 2025. * This order ensures uninterrupted business operations for the company during this period.
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