Live
- Hero Motocorp Launches “Hero For Startups”
- Cannot Build the Future Without Understanding History: KTR at Deeksha Divas
- With 16 lakh jobs on the horizon, Telangana focuses on building a skilled workforce by 2030: EY-Parthenon – CII Report
- Why do you need to service your water geyser?
- Capital Goods Stocks: What They Are and Why to Invest Wisely
- PM Modi to inaugurate 'Ashtalakshmi Mahotsav 2024' showcasing vibrancy of northeast
- POSH Committee in Film Chamber
- Inscriptions Discovered in Shikaripura
- Cyclone Fengal to Bring Rainfall
- Udupi Records Decline in HIV/AIDS Cases
Govt flayed for not filling 2 lakh Retirement Vacancies
Dalit Sena national president JB Raju has said that a Joint Action Committee will be formed against the state government until it regularises the services of contract and outsourcing employees in the state.
Rajamahendravaram: Dalit Sena national president JB Raju has said that a Joint Action Committee will be formed against the state government until it regularises the services of contract and outsourcing employees in the state.
A long march would also be conducted up to Amaravati in this regard.
Participating in a meeting held at Anam Rotary Hall here on Sunday, he said that an action plan was also devised in this regard and as per Constitution, every one
is having right to live.
The government was acting against the Constitution and the ruling party was not implementing the promises given at the time of elections, he alleged.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu had constituted a Cabinet Sub-committee three years ago but the committee did not submit its report to the government.
There were two lakh retirement vacancies in the state and the government was not initiating steps to fill them.
Former MLA RSP Rao said some persons in the government were running outsourcing agencies and looting them with the support of the government which should be protested.
Leaders of various parties N Gopala Krishna, Dasi Venkat Rao, P Raju, NR Rao and many others were present.
