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CPI takes out half-naked rally in Karimnagar
Communist Party of India (CPI) district secretary Ponuganti Kedari alleged that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who boasted of striving hard to create Bangaru Telangana, is playing with the lives of RTC employees.
Karimnagar: Communist Party of India (CPI) district secretary Ponuganti Kedari alleged that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who boasted of striving hard to create Bangaru Telangana, is playing with the lives of RTC employees.
Extending their support to the RTC employees' strike, CPI leaders took out a half-naked rally from Baddam Yellareddy Bhavan to bus stand here on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, P Kedari warned the CM that he has to face dire consequences in the coming days and has to pay heavy price if he continues to play cheap politics with the working sections and employees.
'One can understand clearly monarchy rule of KCR and his family as the MLAs and Ministers keeping silence about the RTC strike and the public sufferings.' If the government don't take any decision immediately about the RTC workers' strike, the CPI leaders will stage dharnas and lay siege the house of TRS MLAs and Ministers to teach the government a befitting lesson, Kedari warned.
CPI leaders K Shoba Rani, K Srujan Kumar, G Laxmi, G Vasudev, K Anjireddy, P Ugandhar, M Ramesh, M Srinivas Reddy, B Sada Shivudu, Sri amulu, Ramachandram, N Srinivas, Tirupathi, Kasireddy and Surendar Reddy were present along with others.
