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Can AP Govt stop employees from Indefinite Strike?
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Feb 2022 6:49 AM GMT
The government employees fighting against the government is not new in the country. But what is special in the Andhra Pradesh situation is that the employees are fighting with the demand that they want the previous pay scales and not the new ones as their salaries will get a slash.
The rally called by the state government employees became more successful than what was predicted earlier. Surpassing all the obstacles, the employees reached the protesting site and protested against the controversial PRC recommendations.
A lot of suspense prevailed in Vijayawada to know if the employees will be allowed to enter the BRTS road or not. Eventually, the employees managed to take part in the protest making it a huge success.
After the 'Chalo Vijayawada' rally became a massive success, the political experts feel that the rally made the Andhra Pradesh government go calm on the employees. Citing how the restrictions and checkpoints were set up to stop the employees, the experts say that the protest had pushed the government into self-defense.
The protest called by the 'PRC Sadhana Samiti' saw massive support from other NGOs and Employees Unions. As a result, the BRTS road witnessed a flood of employees who held flags and raised slogans We Want Justice to fight against the PRC issue. Not just the employees, the protest also saw the participation of the teachers and pensioners.
Well, the issue is not over yet. The Andhra Pradesh government is all set to face the biggest obstacle as the employees will participate in the Pen Down protest followed by the indefinite strike. Going by the success of the Chalo Vijayawada rally, the upcoming protests are also expected to taste success.
This poses a big task in front of the Andhra Pradesh government. It is interesting to see how the government will take the precautionary steps to stop the employees from hitting the road one more time.
The indefinite strike called by the employees is just days away. In a couple of days, the strike will get started. The employees made their stand clear that they will not take a backstep unless their demands are addressed.
The rally called by the state government employees became more successful than what was predicted earlier. Surpassing all the obstacles, the employees reached the protesting site and protested against the controversial PRC recommendations.
A lot of suspense prevailed in Vijayawada to know if the employees will be allowed to enter the BRTS road or not. Eventually, the employees managed to take part in the protest making it a huge success.
After the 'Chalo Vijayawada' rally became a massive success, the political experts feel that the rally made the Andhra Pradesh government go calm on the employees. Citing how the restrictions and checkpoints were set up to stop the employees, the experts say that the protest had pushed the government into self-defense.
The protest called by the 'PRC Sadhana Samiti' saw massive support from other NGOs and Employees Unions. As a result, the BRTS road witnessed a flood of employees who held flags and raised slogans We Want Justice to fight against the PRC issue. Not just the employees, the protest also saw the participation of the teachers and pensioners.
Well, the issue is not over yet. The Andhra Pradesh government is all set to face the biggest obstacle as the employees will participate in the Pen Down protest followed by the indefinite strike. Going by the success of the Chalo Vijayawada rally, the upcoming protests are also expected to taste success.
This poses a big task in front of the Andhra Pradesh government. It is interesting to see how the government will take the precautionary steps to stop the employees from hitting the road one more time.
The indefinite strike called by the employees is just days away. In a couple of days, the strike will get started. The employees made their stand clear that they will not take a backstep unless their demands are addressed.
