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Striking RTC employees seek alms in Nagarkurnool district
The RTC employees who have been on strike for 29 days, on Saturday they intensified their protest by wearing beggar make up and resorted to begging in the streets and markets of Kalwakurthy mandal of Nagarkurnool district.
Nagarkurnool: The RTC employees who have been on strike for 29 days, on Saturday they intensified their protest by wearing beggar make up and resorted to begging in the streets and markets of Kalwakurthy mandal of Nagarkurnool district.
The RTC employees and JAC union leaders from Kalwakurthy earlier took out a huge rally and later on took up to begging and visited each and every shop and sought alms. "The TRS government wants the RTC employees to become beggars.
We have got no salaries for the past 2 months now and resorting to begging to run our families. We will not bow down to the pressure of the government and we will continue our fight until the government comes down and resolve our issues," said the protesting employees.
