Prof K Nageshwar: Will KCR ban TRS Unions [HD] (Video)

         Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on Thursday declared that there was no scope for the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) to continue in the same form as it exists today. Blasting the unions for misleading the RTC workers, he said they would be responsible for the outcome that awaits the TSRTC.

Explaining the finances of the Corporation and the challenges to keep it afloat, Chandrashekhar Rao said: “Nobody can save the RTC. In my view, it is a gone case.” “The solution to ending the strike is to end the RTC,” he added.

The Chief Minister, who did not hold back any punches on the issue, said the question of merging RTC with the government, a demand put forth by the unions, does not arise. “This is an insane demand that has no basis. The responsibility of the government is to ensure an efficient public transport to the people. This, we will do,” he said.

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Prof K Nageshwar: Will KCR ban TRS Unions [HD] (Video)
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on Thursday declared that there was no scope for the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) to continue in the same form as it exists today. Blasting the unions for misleading the RTC workers, he said they would be responsible for the outcome that awaits the TSRTC. Explaining the finances of the Corporation and the challenges to keep it afloat, Chandrashekhar Rao said: “Nobody can save the RTC. In my view, it is a gone case.” “The solution to ending the strike is to end the RTC,” he added. The Chief Minister, who did not hold back any punches on the issue, said the question of merging RTC with the government, a demand put forth by the unions, does not arise. “This is an insane demand that has no basis. The responsibility of the government is to ensure an efficient public transport to the people. This, we will do,” he said.

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