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TSRTC JAC to hold 'Save RTC' rallies from November 23
With no positive response from the government on the RTC strike, the TSRTC JAC has decided to take up 'Save RTC' rallies at all the bus depots on November 23.
Hyderabad: With no positive response from the government on the RTC strike, the TSRTC JAC has decided to take up 'Save RTC' rallies at all the bus depots on November 23.
A meeting of RTC JAC was held on Friday in which the JAC leaders lamented that there was no response from the government even after the workers were ready to join duties. The JAC leaders had urged the government to create an atmosphere prior to the strike so that the workers can join duties.
However, the government has not responded to the JACs call. The JAC convener E Ashwathama Reddy asked the workers not to lose hope and participate in rallies on Saturday. The JAC leader said that they would wait until the chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao takes a decision.
The leaders would meet once again after the government clears it stands and announce the future course of action.
