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Hyderabad High Court orders RTC to call off strike
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Hyderabad High Court orders RTC to call off strike Stating that the ongoing strike by the RTC workers is illegal, the Hyderabad High Court directed the employees to rejoin the duty. However, the workers stated that they will continue the strike till the hearing on May 12 as they had not received the court order.
Stating that the ongoing strike by the RTC workers is illegal, the Hyderabad High Court directed the employees to rejoin the duty. However, the workers stated that they will continue the strike till the hearing on May 12 as they had not received the court order.
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The interim orders were given by the vacation bench comprising Justice M.S.K. Jaiswal and Justice K.C. Bhanu while hearing two petitions challenging the strike, moved by TD leader C.L. Venkat Rao and G. Mohammad Ghouse from Chittoor.
Former Advocate General Mr C.V. Mohan Reddy, appearing for Mr Venkat Rao, said that both AP and Telangana state governments were not taking action against the strike that was prohibited by RTC.
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