Manchu Manoj supports VSP movement, calls privatisation decision injustice!
With the union government not in a mood to take a back step in Visakhapatnam Steel Plant(VSP) row, the Trade Unions of the steel plant have announced that an 'indefinite strike' will be called.
After the politicians extended their support to the protests, people from Tollywood are also coming out in support of the ongoing one after the other.
Young hero Manchu Manoj broke his silence on the protests and called the decision to privatise the plant injustice. When the private companies are coming forward to purchase the pant, why the government is unable to take the plant to profits.
"Why can't the government change its guidelines on the privatisation issue. The protests to save the Vizag Steel Plant will have support from Tollywood", Manchu Manoj was quoted as saying by media reports
It has to be noted that the other day, Manoj's elder brother Vishnu too supported the protests and called the Vizag Steel Plant the pride of Andhra Pradesh.
However, the VSP Trade Unions are demanding the star heroes raise their voice against the centre's decision and urged them to extend their support to the ongoing protest
After the politicians extended their support to the protests, people from Tollywood are also coming out in support of the ongoing one after the other.
Young hero Manchu Manoj broke his silence on the protests and called the decision to privatise the plant injustice. When the private companies are coming forward to purchase the pant, why the government is unable to take the plant to profits.
"Why can't the government change its guidelines on the privatisation issue. The protests to save the Vizag Steel Plant will have support from Tollywood", Manchu Manoj was quoted as saying by media reports
It has to be noted that the other day, Manoj's elder brother Vishnu too supported the protests and called the Vizag Steel Plant the pride of Andhra Pradesh.
However, the VSP Trade Unions are demanding the star heroes raise their voice against the centre's decision and urged them to extend their support to the ongoing protest