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Congress calls for strict action against Globarena Technologies
Congress party organised protest all over the State with posters and banners in front of every district collectorate.
Khammam: Congress party organised protest all over the State with posters and banners in front of every district collectorate. The protest in Khammam was successful in bringing attention of people and the government towards the sufferings of hundreds of students.
In the protest in front of Khammam collectorate, Congress CLP leader Mallu Batti Vikramarka demanded justice for the victims of Intermediate examination results goof-up. He alleged that Globarena Technologies acted irresponsibly by making each lecturer evaluate 65 answer sheets a day. They put the lives and careers of thousands students at stake.
He also condemned the TRS party for failing to monitor the Intermediate board and for failing to react immediately while many students lost their lives. He offered his deep condolences to the families who lost their loves ones.
He also urged the TRS government to suspend the Intermediate board officials and take action against everyone responsible for the incident.
Along with CLP leader, DCC president Puvvalla Durga Prasad, city Congress president Javad, city working president Deepak Chowdary, corporators and leaders participated in the protest.
