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TSRTC Strike: High court expresses unhappy over affidavit filed by RTC in-charge MD
Telangana High court has expressed unhappiness over the affidavit filed by TSRTC in-charge MD Sunil Sharma over the financial position of the RTC.
Hyderabad: Telangana High court has expressed unhappiness over the affidavit filed by TSRTC in-charge MD Sunil Sharma over the financial position of the RTC.
During the hearing regarding the RTC strike today, on behalf of the state government in-charge MD, has submitted an affidavit, which states that the government has released the subsidy amount of Rs 644 crore to RTC.
However, the high court expressed displeasure over these calculations. It's learned that the court questioned the government how loans that are given for the purchase of the buses are calculated under subsidy. The affidavit filed by the RTC management also noted that due to the ongoing strict by the employees caused a loss of Rs 82 crore to the organization. The court adjourned the next hearing to November 7.
