JAC chairman and TNGivos central committee president Marum Jagadishwar said that if there was a inevitable inevitable inevitable war with the government to achieve the legitimate demands of the employees, there was no need for war.
- We do not hesitate for employee rights
- Jagdishwar, Chairman of Employees JAC
- BTNGivola concern that reached 33rd day in Gopanpally
- Joint Karimnagar NGOs Support
- Do not test patience: Mujib
- Sathyanarayana Goud
Sherlingampally, August 17: JAC chairman and TNGVO central committee president Marum Jagadishwar said that if there is no inevitability to fight with the government for the fair demands of employees, there is no need for war. They appealed to the government not to take them to war. He explained that the employees are not desires and want to pay their rights and retirement benefits. He said that the government’s use of hidden money for the government’s free schemes has not been paid by retirement benefits. For this situation, free schemes are called for not to vote for those who promise. Employees are asked to defeat the economically standing leader, rather than saving employees, and win the caste and religion.
Employees have been appealed to this type of movement. The ongoing agitation under the auspices of Bhagyanagar TNGivos in Gopanpally in Rangareddy district, Gopanpally, reached the 33rd day on Sunday, while the trade unions and leaders of the joint Karimnagar district participated in the agitation. Maram Jagadishwar, who was the chief guest of the event, said, “Did anyone say that private individuals have 18 acres in public land in Gopanpally? The authorities were questioned. Gopanpally said that they had the first victory in the legal battle on the issue of land. The court has issued an interim order suspending the order given by the Collector and demanded that the government respond and hand over the places. The BTNGivo said that the TNGivos Sangam will remain till the land is achieved.
Ours is not a trick: TNGivos President Mujeeb Hussaini
Dr SK Syed Mujeeb Hussaini, general secretary of the TNGivos Center, said that the government was not responding to the government’s lack of protest for 33 days in the case of Gopanpally lands. He said that they were patient and patience for the exercise of rights and that it was not their own.
The move until it is: Pearl Satyanarayana Goud
Muthiyala Satyanarayana Goud, president of the Bhagyanagar TNGivos Society, made it clear that the government would not move from here until the government gave them a living. They said they were fighting peacefully on the Gandhian path and were fighting in the courts. The High Court has already stayed the orders issued by the Collector on these lands and hopes that the court will be in favor of the court. Joint Karimnagar District TNGivos President Daram Srinivas Reddy, Jagitala District President Miriyala Nagender Reddy, Karimnagar District Secretary Laxman Rao, Periyapalli District Secretary Satyanarayana, Sirisilla Secretary Rajeshwar Rao, Vice President of Aided Co-operative Housing Society, Secretary Mallareddy, Treasurer Srinivas, Directors Prabhakar Reddy, Rashidabegam, Sandhyarani, Narsimharaju and Eknathgoud.
