The Government employees in Andhra Pradesh are on a warpath fighting for their demands on the PRC issue. The agitation called by the employees is getting intense day by day. The employees are gearing up to go on an indefinite strike from the 7th of this month.
Ahead of the strike, the employees are all set to take part in the Chalo Vijayawada rally. As per the schedule, the rally will be held on the 3rd of February, i.e, tomorrow. The employees will reach the temple city Vijayawada and they are hoping to make the rally a big success.
While the employees are busy making plans for the rally, Andhra Pradesh Government advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy had slammed the employees and opined that the protesting employees are crossing the limits in the PRC issue.
The advisor questioned the behavior of the employees and asked why they are protesting when the government said it wants to sort out the issue by holding talks.
Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy opined that the employees are trying to show their strength. The Covid restrictions are in effect and such big rallies will not be allowed. I am urging the employees to not force us to take a strict call on curbing the agitation, he said.
Ahead of the strike, the employees are all set to take part in the Chalo Vijayawada rally. As per the schedule, the rally will be held on the 3rd of February, i.e, tomorrow. The employees will reach the temple city Vijayawada and they are hoping to make the rally a big success.
While the employees are busy making plans for the rally, Andhra Pradesh Government advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy had slammed the employees and opined that the protesting employees are crossing the limits in the PRC issue.
The advisor questioned the behavior of the employees and asked why they are protesting when the government said it wants to sort out the issue by holding talks.
Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy opined that the employees are trying to show their strength. The Covid restrictions are in effect and such big rallies will not be allowed. I am urging the employees to not force us to take a strict call on curbing the agitation, he said.