Srinivas Goud | Former minister Srinivas Goud accused the Congress government of looking down on government employees.
Hyderabad: Former minister Srinivas Goud has accused the Congress government of looking down on government employees. He made it clear that the employees will not be tolerated. G. Deviprasad, former chairman of the corporation, spoke at a media conference at Telangana Bhavan along with Mamilla Rajender, president of TNGO.
He alleged that employees and pensioners of 10 to 15 lakh families in Telangana are worried due to the stubborn attitude of the government. They alleged that the government is delaying in giving health cards. They alleged that in two and half years since the Congress party came to power, health cards have not been given to the employees and pensioners.
He said that the contract employees are not getting their salaries on time. A committee has been set up on the issue of health cards but health cards are not being given. Is the committee not listening to the Chief Minister? He criticized the committee for not listening or understanding the words of the Chief Minister. He said that the PRC will be cleared in 6 months and so far there is no chance. He revealed that the employees were protected during the BRS regime.
2,000 to 3,000 per month is being deducted from each employee. He asked who told this government to deduct money from the employee’s salary. He warned that if the employees are looked down upon, there will be no peace. They demanded full responsibility if the employees died in the matter of health.
He criticized that health cards will be given from June 1 and they have not been given so far.
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Devi Prasad said that the state government will create confusion in the matter of health cards.
He said that even though the Supreme Court has made it clear that the salary should not be cut without the employee’s consent, the Congress government is not listening. He reminded that during the administration of KCR, Anganwadi workers were given salaries unlike any other state.
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