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No one has right to sack employees: Ashwathama Reddy
RTC JAC leader Ashwathama Reddy said that no one has right to sack employees and the strike will be continued.
RTC JAC leader Ashwathama Reddy said that no one has the right to sack employees and the strike will be continued. He further asked the employees not to afraid of the strike and said that all the employees belong to one family.
After the chief minister announced his decision over the strike and privatized 50 per cent of RTC, the JAC leaders called on today at TMU office to discuss the strike future plan.
He asked the government the position of the staff across 5100 routes when it decided to give to private operators. Reddy also said that they are ready to wind up the unions if the government accepts all the demands of the workers. "There may be few who have joined duties but they are not even one per cent of the 48000 staff," said Ashwathama Reddy
The chief minister on Saturday said that around 5100 loss-making routes will be given to private operators and also said the government's decision will be informed to centre saying that they have followed the centre's new guidelines.
