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Solve RTC employees issues in Karimnagar: demands Telangana Mazdoor Union
Telangana Mazdoor Union (TMU) State working president M Thomas Reddy on Wednesday demanded the government merger of RTC with the government.
Karimnagar: Telangana Mazdoor Union (TMU) State working president M Thomas Reddy on Wednesday demanded the government merger of RTC with the government.
As part of the call given by the State committee of Road Transport Corporation (RTC) Telangana Mazdoor Union, the representatives of district TMU unit staged a dharna in front of the 10 bus depots in Karimnagar district.
Speaking on the occasion, TMU State working president M Thomas Reddy criticised that the management is behaving stubbornly with the employees and not taking any initiation for solving their issues. He demanded that the government should merge the RTC with the government and should revise the salaries of RTC employees and to provide job security to them.
Reddy also demanded appointment of drivers, conductors and mechanics immediately. If the government ignores the demands of RTC employees, the agitation will be intensified to teach it a fitting lesson, he warned.
TMU members GP Singh, Sucharitha, J Ravinder, RS Raju, district unit president SR Rao, MP Reddy, Shankar Reddy, G Manohar and AR Reddy were present along with 1,200 members of TMU.
