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APNGO's insist on options to employees
Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers\' (APNGOs) Association president P Ashok Babu here on Wednesday asked the State and Central governments and the Kamalanathan Committee to give options to the employees on allocating them to the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers' (APNGOs) Association president P Ashok Babu here on Wednesday asked the State and Central governments and the Kamalanathan Committee to give options to the employees on allocating them to the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Speaking to media persons, Ashok Babu alleged that the Kamalanathan Committee was acting against the interests of the Andhra Pradesh employees. He said that the Committee was not giving options to the employees even in spouse cases. He said that they would meet the Andhra Pradesh Chief Secretary I Y R Krishna Rao and raise their objections to the recommendations of the Kamalnanthan Committee.
He said that the APNGOs have already submitted a representation to the State and Central governments seeking exemption to the spouse cases in allotment of the cadre. Even in the surplus of staff case too, he wanted the Chief Ministers of both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to sit across the table and distribute the employees without causing hardships to the staff.
Ashok Babu also raised objection to the Telangana State government insisting on service register (SR) of the employees to consider nativity for allotment. He also said that the Telangana government was harassing the Andhra Pradesh employees working in Hyderabad and the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation.
Referring to the GO MS 175 on the transfer of employees to the Andhra Pradesh, the APNGOs president said that it was difficult for them to move in the middle of the year. He wanted the government to treat all transfers as was done in the normal course without insisting on the employees to move to the new places in the middle of the year. He said that they would represent their problems to the government and ensure that the employees were not put to hardships in the light of bifurcation.
The APNGOs general secretary I Venkateswara Reddy, Krishna district unit leader A V Sagar and others were present at the news conference.
