1. When the 22 lakhs of Railway workers went on strike for bonus in 1974, O.P. Gupta & Co. created disputes and kept away a major portion of other C.G. Employees, including P&T, from joining the strike.

2. OPG & Co. supported the hated Emergency of 1975 and called the movement for democracy as Fascist. Invited Sanjay Gandhi, the extra constitutional power, to educate the P&T workers in trade unionism.

3. Ignoring strong protest from rank and file & All India Unions, signed OTBP& BCR agreeing for 20% reduction of staff in Supervisory Cadre and 6% in basic cadres. The Supervisory Allowance was withdrawn and thousands of officials were reverted from Supervisory posts.

4. Agreed for cadre-restructuring in Telecom with reduction of more than, one lakh staff, upgradation at 2:1 ratio and only with higher qualification/ examination – as proposed by DOT. Result: profit for DOT, loss for workers.

5. Withdraw the Telecom strike of 1995 agreeing for private entry in Telecom.

6. Similarly made allout efforts to withdraw the Bonus strike in the middle, but failed. etc..