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Minister denies move to change retirement age
Andhra Pradesh Excise and Prohibition Minister K S Jawahar has made it clear that employees need not worry about the retirement age limit and that the government would not reduce the limit to 50 years as alleged by Opposition parties. He addressed a press conference at the State guesthouse on Sunday.
Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh Excise and Prohibition Minister K S Jawahar has made it clear that employees need not worry about the retirement age limit and that the government would not reduce the limit to 50 years as alleged by Opposition parties. He addressed a press conference at the State guesthouse on Sunday.
He clarified that the TDP government was not against the teachers and government employees and been taking special attention about their benefits, which no government has done in India till now, he added. The Minister has further said that all teachers are happy with the teachers’ transfer process which was going on smoothly without any problem and complaints.
The minister blamed Y S Jagan and his party who were creating hurdles for the development of the state and was trying to create caste conflicts and differences in the state by provoking Mudragada Padmanabham and Manda Krishna and create unrest in the state.
The minister attacked Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao alleging that he had lost mental balance and was unfit to continue as Chief Minister and even the people of Telangana had lost faith in his rule.
Referring to the liquor policy in Andhra Pradesh, he said that the government was taking very strict action on belt shops and said that most of the belt shops were closed and added that surprise checks were conducted on getting information.
He warned stringent action would be taken on ganja growers and cases were booked on ganja peddlers in the state.
