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Bajaj Auto says union at Chakan plant plans work stoppage

A worker walks beside newly built motorbikes at the Bajaj Auto Ltd. plant in Pune, about 130 km (82 miles) from Mumbai August 9, 2007. REUTERS/Punit Paranjpe/Files

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Bajaj Auto, India's second-largest motorcycle maker, said on Friday the union at its Chakan factory in Maharashtra had proposed a work stoppage from April 28. The union's proposal to stop work comes less than a year after the plant's workers had gone on a strike that lasted nearly two months. (Reporting by Aradhana Aravindan; editing by Jane Baird)