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All-party meet to fight against GMR
The all-party meeting has taken a decision to fight against GMR management which sacked50 employees without any proper reason.
Rajamahendravaram: The all-party meeting has taken a decision to fight against GMR management which sacked50 employees without any proper reason.
Themeeting also expressed its solidarity to YSRCP Greater Rajamahendravarampresident Kandula Durgesh's proposed fast on September 17.
The leaders alleged that Rural MLA Gorantla Buchaiah Choudary and BJP MLC Somu Virraju are supporting GMR management for their own interests and demanded them tofight for hapless workers.
All parties are ready to support MLA and MLCs if they comeforward to head the agitation against GMR management. Presiding over the meeting YSRCP Greater Rajamahendravaram president KandulaDurgesh saidthe company management registered false cases against workerswho sought justice.
The workers are observing relay hunger strike from September 4 and their family members alsojoined in it from September 4. The police behaved rudely against the workers and createdpanic by arresting them.
But, Rural MLA Gorantla BuchaiahChoudary was mum in this regard and not coming forward tosortout the issue. All parties will work with co-ordination until the management do justiceto the workers.
YSRCP leaders M Sharmila Reddy, A Virraju, BJP urban district secretary A Rama Krishna and CITU leader SN Murthy were present.
