CM Revanth Reddy responded to the Telangana RTC workers’ strike. The cabinet discussed the workers’ strike. On this occasion, Revanth advised the workers to maintain calm. He made it clear that they should not take hasty actions and that the government would always be ready to resolve the demands.

CM Revanth Reddy responded to the TGSRTC strike. A discussion was held in the state cabinet on the RTC strike. On this occasion, CM Revanth Reddy appealed to the workers not to take hasty decisions. The CM said that taking the lives of the workers is not the solution to the problems. He said that the government is sincere in resolving the problems of the RTC workers and that there will be ministerial discussions with the trade unions tomorrow under the leadership of Deputy CM Bhatti. He said that the government is positive about the demands of the workers. Minister Sridhar Babu appealed to the RTC workers to exercise restraint and call off the strike. The minister advised not to take hasty decisions. He advised not to take unplanned actions that could cost lives. The minister said that the government is ready for discussions. He assured that he would work to resolve the problems. He advised not to succumb to pressure from motivated forces. He advised not to create new problems in the heat of the moment. Sridhar Babu called for self-reliance and negotiations with the government.

Discussion on RTC strike
“A discussion was held in the cabinet to resolve the problems of RTC workers. RTC workers should not take hasty actions. Taking lives is a painful matter. This is a public administration – RTC workers’ government. Momentary actions cause disasters. No impulsive actions. Tomorrow, there will be discussions with RTC workers under the leadership of the Deputy CM. Do not try to take lives in a momentary manner. Your families need your support. We discussed the RTC cabinet before the cabinet agenda started,” said Sridhar Babu. Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar said. “The government has a responsibility to resolve the problems of RTC. Workers should not take ill-considered decisions. There has been some delay in holding a discussion at the cabinet level. We have formed a sub-committee under the leadership of ministers to resolve the problems of workers. We will hold discussions with JAC leaders tomorrow. The campaign that jobs will be taken away in the case of electric buses is not correct. The government is committed to the welfare of workers,” he said.