Sanitation workers employed by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) call off a planned strike after receiving assurances from the government, according to the reports. The decision ends the workers’ planned disruption of waste management and related sanitation services. The workers had sought commitments from authorities on issues connected to their employment and working conditions, prompting them to announce strike action. Following discussions and the government’s reassurances, the workers agree to withdraw the strike and return to duty. The reports indicate that the call-off is linked specifically to the promises made by officials, rather than any unilateral resolution by workers alone. Details of the specific assurances are not provided in the available summaries. Both accounts, from the same outlet, describe the strike cancellation as a direct response to government guarantees and emphasize that the sanitation workforce resumes normal work activities.