Opposition parties in Telangana flayed the decision of the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to likely sack close to 50,000 employees of the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) for going on strike.
As about 50,000 employees continued their strike for a second consecutive day, paralysing bus services across the state, KCR on Sunday evening said that there was no question of taking back employees who did not join duties before the deadline set by the government. The Chief Minister announced that only 1,200 employees were now left in the TSRTC.
"BJP strongly condemns the thoughtless and provocative decision taken by Chief Minister KCR on the striking employees of TSRTC, by declaring that all those who didn't heed his warning are dismissed. KCR has no right to take this unilateral action without any substantial reason. His order will be challenged in courts and can never be actually implemented," Telangana BJP President K Laxman said in a statement.
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Opposition parties in Telangana flayed the decision of the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to likely sack close to 50,000 employees of the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) for going on strike. As about 50,000 employees continued their strike for a second consecutive day, paralysing bus services across the state, KCR on Sunday evening said that there was no question of taking back employees who did not join duties before the deadline set by the government. The Chief Minister announced that only 1,200 employees were now left in the TSRTC. "BJP strongly condemns the thoughtless and provocative decision taken by Chief Minister KCR on the striking employees of TSRTC, by declaring that all those who didn't heed his warning are dismissed. KCR has no right to take this unilateral action without any substantial reason. His order will be challenged in courts and can never be actually implemented," Telangana BJP President K Laxman said in a statement.