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Telangana High Court dissatisfied over govt's uncertain reports on RTC strike
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The Telangana High Court is continuing arguments over the RTC strike. Advocate General (AG) BN Prasad made the arguments on behalf of the government.
The Telangana High Court is continuing arguments over the RTC strike. Advocate General (AG) BN Prasad made the arguments on behalf of the government. "The RTC's reimbursement arrears are Rs 1099 crore, which has to be distributed in 42:58 ration between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh," the AG said.
The AG said that Rs 4285 crore has been given to the RTC so far. Responding to this, the High Court noted that it was asking about the govt debts to the RTC. The Court has dissatisfied over report shown by the authorities.
The bank has guaranteed only Rs 850 crore. The High Court expressed deep dissatisfaction that the report was deliberately rendered obscure.
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