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Government resorting to murder of democracy: Union leader
Shocked over the decision taken by the government to go in for part privatisation of TSRTC, the employee’s union said that the g should not behave in an autocratic manner but reconsider its decision.
Hyderabad: Shocked over the decision taken by the government to go in for part privatisation of TSRTC, the employee's union said that the g should not behave in an autocratic manner but reconsider its decision.
JAC chairman Aswardhama Reddy said that the decision by the government will not cow them down and they would intensify the strike. The TRS government was resorting to murder of democracy.
He said the government would save a lot of money if the administration was also run on private participation basis.
Reddy said that KCR had become chief minister based on the sacrifices of the RTC employees. He also alleged that the decision to run RTC with private participation was to benefit his family members who have stakes in certain private bus services.
He said all 50,000 employees would come on to the roads and fight against the government's decision. The government made false claims that 11,000 buses were operated.
He should prove where and when these buses were brought on road, he added.
