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Vacancies in energy dept to be filled soon
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has decided to fill the vacancies in Genco, Transco and Discoms of Energy Department. The Chief Minister has directed the Genco Chairman and Managing Director Prabhakar Rao to submit proposals for filling up of vacancies.
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has decided to fill the vacancies in Genco, Transco and Discoms of Energy Department. The Chief Minister has directed the Genco Chairman and Managing Director Prabhakar Rao to submit proposals for filling up of vacancies.
Chandrashekar Rao’s assurance came after the Joint Action Committee of Engineers Association of Energy Department, which took a massive rally on the occasion of Telangana Formation Day, called on the Chief Minister at his camp office. The Chief Minister assured the JAC delegation that the State government would soon fill the vacancies to strengthen the Energy Department.
He thanked the employees for their cooperation in overcoming the power crisis. He said presently the State government was purchasing power to meet the needs. However, he said, from next year the Telangana government would not require to buy power from other States.
He said the employees’ salaries would be hiked after the department registered profit from next year. The Chief Minister said all power projects in the State would be executed only through Genco. JAC leaders Sudhakar Rao, Sampath Rao, Ratnakar and Vijaya Lakshmi were also present on the occasion.
