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CPI(M) releases poster to make Oct 19 successful
The CPI(M) Patancheru area secretary Narsimha Reddy on Friday released a poster in the party office to make the October 19 bandh, in support of the RTC strike, successful, with an appeal to the party activists and trade union leaders to participate in large numbers.
Bollaram: The CPI(M) Patancheru area secretary Narsimha Reddy on Friday released a poster in the party office to make the October 19 bandh, in support of the RTC strike, successful, with an appeal to the party activists and trade union leaders to participate in large numbers.
Speaking to the media, Reddy alleged that The Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao was 'behaving like a dictator', while questioning whether it was proper for him not to invite the RTC employees' JAC for discussions and instead call for ending the strike.
The CPI(M) leader pointed out that the attitude that should not be struggles and there should be pleas prevailed in a landlord and dictatorial set-up. He warned that people would teach a fitting lesson to the government which is murdering democracy. Among those present during the press interaction were senior leaders Wajid Ali, Panduranga Reddy, Nageswar Rao, George, Pentayya, Prabhakar, Jayasuri.
