A massive truckers’ strike that began at midnight on Monday has immobilized more than six lakh vehicles across Karnataka, severely disrupting the supply chain both within the state and across India. The indefinite strike, led by multiple transport associations, is already affecting the movement of essential and non-essential goods, with over 60 transport bodies from 24 States expressing solidarity.While essential supplies like milk have been exempted, the transportation of vegetables, LPG cylinders, construction materials, and industrial goods has come to a standstill. Major markets in Bengaluru, including K.R. Market, are on high alert. Traders have raised concerns that if the
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