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AgriGold victims seek justice
The members of AgriGold Victims and Agents Welfare Association continued the relay hunger strike on the second day on Monday demanding that the government should solve the imbroglio immediately
Vijayawada: The members of AgriGold Victims and Agents Welfare Association continued the relay hunger strike on the second day on Monday demanding that the government should solve the imbroglio immediately.
AITUC State president R Ravindranath and Professor of Acharya Nagarjuna University Dr C Narasimha Rao, former MLC Jalli Wilson, CPI leader P Kameswara Rao, Artisans Association general secretary K Ramanjaneyulu, AP Ptaja Natyamandali general secretary P |Chandra Nayak and others called on the fasting members and expressed solidarity with them.
State president of AgriGold Victims and Agents Welfare Association B Viswanatha Reddy presided over the meeting held in this connection. The speakers lauded the relentless fight of the victims demanding justice for the last four-and-half years. They welcomed the High Court judgement to take over Hailand properties.
