Telangana - TSRTC workers across erstwhile Khammam celebrate merger with Govt
The decision by the State administration to combine the firm with the government was welcomed by TSRTC employees throughout the once british colony of Khammam. The workers and mla Sandra Venkata Veeraiah performed a "Palabhishekam" in front of the pictures of the chief minister, K Chandrashekhar Rao, and the transport minister, puvvada ajay Kumar, at the Sathupalli rtc depot.
The mla stated that it is important to remember the contribution of rtc workers to telangana State's success. The RTC's integration into the government is now conceivable as a consequence of years of effort and minister Ajay Kumar's efforts. The chief minister has realised a dream that rtc staff have had for ten years thanks to the historic decision to unite TSRTC with the government, Veeraiah continued.
The State government has chosen to combine the telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) with the government, a decision that will benefit more than 46,000 employees. The State cabinet, which convened here on Monday, decided in favour of this. Following the lengthy conversation, the administration also resolved to introduce a bill during the upcoming assembly session, which starts on Thursday. Stay tuned for more updates.
The mla stated that it is important to remember the contribution of rtc workers to telangana State's success. The RTC's integration into the government is now conceivable as a consequence of years of effort and minister Ajay Kumar's efforts. The chief minister has realised a dream that rtc staff have had for ten years thanks to the historic decision to unite TSRTC with the government, Veeraiah continued.
The State government has chosen to combine the telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) with the government, a decision that will benefit more than 46,000 employees. The State cabinet, which convened here on Monday, decided in favour of this. Following the lengthy conversation, the administration also resolved to introduce a bill during the upcoming assembly session, which starts on Thursday. Stay tuned for more updates.