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KCR government not in mood for talks
Despite shutdown in Telangana on Saturday and the government having failed to operate enough buses, the state government does not appear to be in a mood to call the employees for talks.
Hyderabad: Despite shutdown in Telangana on Saturday and the government having failed to operate enough buses, the state government does not appear to be in a mood to call the employees for talks.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and officials who reviewed the situation are learnt to have felt that there was no need for taking any hasty decision or show any hurry in calling the employees for talks as per the directions of the High Court.
In fact, the government says that it was only an advice from the High Court and not a directive. According to officials, the RTC bandh had failed.
It also feels that they still have time to submit the status report to the court and hence they need not show any hurry in taking a decision on talks with the employees.
