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Bangladesh Garments and Sweaters Employees Trade Union Centre stages a protest rally at Topakhana road in the capital on Friday with the demand of fixing minimum 23000 taka as monthly wage for the workers.

Bangladesh Garments and Sweaters Employees Trade Union Centre stages a protest rally at Topakhana road in the capital on Friday with the demand of fixing minimum 23000 taka as monthly wage for the workers.
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