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RTC merger with govt not mentioned in manifesto: Gangula Kamalakar
Minister for BC welfare and civil supplies Gangula Kamalakar said that TRS did not mention RTC merger with the government in the manifesto.
Minister for BC welfare and civil supplies Gangula Kamalakar said that TRS did not mention RTC merger with the government in the manifesto.
"Making use of the strike for political benefits is not correct and the RTC employees have to identify it," said the minister addressing a press conference at Karimnagar.
The opposition parties are provoking the RTC employees who are now stressing on the RTC merger with government leaving 26 demands. He further said that TRS did not mention it in the manifesto.
"Has the BJP, Congress-ruled states merged RTC with the government?" Kamalakar questioned the employees adding that the government has never said in privatising the RTC. He further said that Telangana is the only state to provide salary fitment of 44 per cent and 16 per cent IR to the employees.
