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No RTC employee is happy: Ashwathama Reddy
No RTC employee is happy in the state and is not the right to give signals of deferring the elections for two years, said Ashwathama Reddy.
No RTC employee is happy in the state and is not the right to give signals of deferring the elections for two years, said Ashwathama Reddy.
Speaking to the media on Saturday, Reddy said that the RTC officials are ignoring the orders of the chief minister in the duties of the women. "Trade unions should be made and elections are to be held in the democratic country," said Reddy adding that secret voting should be held over unions and the government should consider the decision of the majority of the employees.
Taking a jibe at the government, Reddy said that the Bengaluru has over 7,000 buses while the Telangana government is cancelling 3,500 buses. "The government may get huge profits in reducing the buses, it will cause inconvenience to the public," said Ashwathama Reddy.
He also asked the government to take action against the officials who violated their duties during the strike.
