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High Court To Hear The Petitions On RTC Strike And Extension Of Dussehra Holidays
A petition has been filed in the High Court on the extension of holidays for the educational institutions. One student has filed a petition calling the closure of educational institutions illegal
A petition has been filed in the High Court on the extension of holidays for the educational institutions. One student has filed a petition calling the closure of educational institutions illegal. The petition stated that the students would have trouble completing the syllabus. The High Court, which accepted the petition, is due to hear the matter in the afternoon.
On the other hand, the RTC strike petition will be heard in the High Court today. The government, the RTC and the trade unions will once again file a full counter.
The High Court has expressed dissatisfaction over the countersuit filed by the government in the past. If this is the case, the trade unions will submit a report to the High Court on worker suicides. Lawyer Rapolu Bhaskar filed another pill on strike prevention and public hardship.
The High Court will hear all the petitions combined today. The high court verdict came as the RTC workers went on strike for 11 days.
