The Telangana government on Monday expressed its inability to pay salaries to the 48,000-odd striking employees of the state-run Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) for the month of September.
Arguing on behalf of the RTC management, advocate general B S Prasad told the high court that the RTC had only Rs 7.5 crore in its exchequer, while the salary bill of the employees was around Rs 224 crore.
“The strike of the RTC employees has crippled the financial position of the corporation. There is no money even to pay salaries,” the advocate general told the court.
Last week, acting on a petition filed by an RTC employee, the high court directed that the government pay salaries to all the employees, including those on strike, as they had worked for the month of September.
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The Telangana government on Monday expressed its inability to pay salaries to the 48,000-odd striking employees of the state-run Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) for the month of September. Arguing on behalf of the RTC management, advocate general B S Prasad told the high court that the RTC had only Rs 7.5 crore in its exchequer, while the salary bill of the employees was around Rs 224 crore. “The strike of the RTC employees has crippled the financial position of the corporation. There is no money even to pay salaries,” the advocate general told the court. Last week, acting on a petition filed by an RTC employee, the high court directed that the government pay salaries to all the employees, including those on strike, as they had worked for the month of September. https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/telangana-government-tells-court-rtc-has-no-funds-to-pay-september-salaries/story-gPGQfvFMeCPNMoocyHV1mL.html