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TRS MLA urges govt to put hike on hold
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) MLA Ch Ramesh urged the government to freeze the hike in fees by private schools since Prof T Tirupati Rao Committee was about to give its recommendations on fee structure in private schools.
Hyderabad: Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) MLA Ch Ramesh urged the government to freeze the hike in fees by private schools since Prof T Tirupati Rao Committee was about to give its recommendations on fee structure in private schools.
The issue came up during the Zero Hour on Thursday. The TRS member said the Hyderabad School Parents Association (HSPA) was agitating over the exorbitant fee collected by private school managements. Since the Tirupati Rao Committee formed by government was about to give its report, it would be appropriate to freeze the hike in fees, the MLA said. Telugu Desam Party (TDP) member S Venkata Veeraiah sought to know from the government whether it would bring an Act to implement the recommendations of the Majithia Committee formed on wage board for working journalists.
He said that the Arvind Kejriwal government in New Delhi had constituted a monitoring committee to implement the recommendations of Majithia Committee. BJP leader G Kishan Reddy wanted the government to take action against government land encroachers and take over the land in Gajwel in Siddipet district. He said around 400 acres of government land valuing Rs 800 crore had a board stating ‘this land belongs to the government’ but for the last couple of days, another board appeared stating that it was a private property. He wanted the government to take immediate steps to take over the lands.
MIM MLA Ahmed Bin Abdullah Balala wanted the government to table the SIT inquiry report on the encounter of five Muslim youth. Though he asked how one police official could inquire on the other police personnel, he wanted the government to table the report.
