[2] Following his assassination, the Punjab Labour Federation, the United Labour Federation, the Progressive Workers Alliance, the Railway Workers Union, and the National Union of Postal Employees jointly launched the PTUDC.
[3] The PTUDC declares its views and aims in response to the need for working-class military in Pakistan.
[4] It is against privatization and proposes the complete nationalization of industry, in order to put it under the democratic control of workers.
[9] PTUDC had set up relief camps and demanded a hefty tax to be imposed on all capitalists so that money could be generated for rehabilitation.
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