Telangana Chief Minister KCR has once again revised his decision on the TSRTC, in the recently held cabinet meeting at Pragathi Bhavan in Hyderabad.
The RTC employees were holding the strike for about a month, demanding the merger of TSRTC in government and also the revision of their salaries. But the TS CM had been going against them right from the beginning.
Now in a latest statement, the dynamic CM has given a fresh deadline to the RTC employees, asking them to join back in their duties by midnight of November 5th. He warned that they would lose their jobs if anyone fails to join the duties, within the deadline and also stressed that he is not responsible for the further consequences.
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Not stopping there, the state government has also decided to permit the private operators to operate 5300 RTC-owned buses and another 5100 private buses will be operated completely by the private people itself.
If the decision gets implemented, then it would be a tight jolt to the TSRTC employees, as most of the employees will lose their jobs permanently.