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JAC leaders’ appeal to Deputy Chief Minister
Kakatiya University Non-teaching Employees Associations, Joint Action Committee (JAC) has demanded the state government to implement PRC to the non-teaching staff on par with the government employees. The JAC leaders demanded the TRS government to issue a GO implementing the PRC to them at the earliest. University employees who participated in the 45-day \'Sakala Janula Samme\' like other government employees for the cause of Telangana statehood.
Non-teaching staff demand PRC on a par with that for the government employees
Warangal: Kakatiya University Non-teaching Employees Associations, Joint Action Committee (JAC) has demanded the state government to implement PRC to the non-teaching staff on par with the government employees. The JAC leaders demanded the TRS government to issue a GO implementing the PRC to them at the earliest. University employees who participated in the 45-day 'Sakala Janula Samme' like other government employees for the cause of Telangana statehood.
The leaders also expressed concern over the delay in implementing the PRC to the non-teaching staff of the universities. A meeting of the JAC representatives was held at the university campus, on Thursday. Speaking at the meeting JAC chairman P Kondal Reddy representatives of the associations Y Samson, Pulla Srinivas and V Krishnamacharya, P Venkatram Narsaiah and others appealed to Deputy Chief Minister and Minister of Education Kadiam Srihari to look into the matter and ensure speedy release of GO to benefit non-teaching staff.
