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BRS leader A Rakesh Reddy accused the Congress government of failing to address employee demands, citing pending DAs and delays in the Pay Revision Commission. He also alleged that the Employee Health Scheme was not implemented and retired employees were neglected.

Talks between Telangana government employees and Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju remained inconclusive on Monday. TGEJAC representatives are planning a peaceful strike on October 2 over demands including a PRC announcement, pending DAs and bills, and retirement benefits for pensioners.

Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has appealed to government employees to defer their “Chalo Hyderabad” protest slated for September 10. Employee associations, however, demanded a written assurance on their long-pending issues and have convened an emergency meeting to decide the next course of action.

Government employees, pensioners and others staged protests across Telangana demanding abolition of the Contributory Pension Scheme and restoration of the Old Pension System. They also sought constitution of the Pay Revision Commission, pending DA instalments and clearance of bills.

BRSLP deputy leader T Harish Rao demanded the release of six pending DAs, implementation of the PRC and settlement of retirement benefits for government employees. Addressing TNGOs at Hanamkonda Collectorate, he accused the Congress government of neglecting employees.

Telangana government employees continue to face delays in Pay Revision Commission (PRC) implementation, with pending Dearness Allowances and unresolved retirement benefits adding to their frustration.

The Democratic Teachers Federation demanded that the Telangana government immediately obtain and implement the Pay Revision Commission report, release pending dues and amend GO No. 25, while criticising deductions towards the health scheme before its implementation.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy appealed to government employees to work an extra hour daily to boost State revenues, assuring them that the funds would be used for their welfare. He admitted being called a "Gumpu Mestri" and emphasised his bond with employees.

Telangana teachers have demanded immediate release of the PRC report and pending DA instalments, highlighting delays in salary revisions, unpaid dues worth thousands of crores, and financial hardships faced by employees and retired teachers awaiting pension benefits.

Thirty-five teacher unions in Telangana protested, demanding service rule implementation, filling of vacant DEO and MEO posts, release of pending bills, and Pay Revision Commission implementation. They also supported the February 5 Parliament march against mandatory TET certification for in-service teachers.

Former Minister Harish Rao accused the Congress government of suppressing dissent by targeting government employees seeking a Pay Revision Commission, while favouring contractors and harassing opposition leaders, leading to distress among employees, farmers and triggering a slowdown in the real estate sector

The Telangana State government has released Rs 713 crore to clear pending bills for December, following pressure from the BRS in the Legislative Assembly. Former Minister T Harish Rao criticised the Congress government for acting only under pressure, highlighting unpaid allowances and demanding implementation of the Pay Revision Commission and restoration of the Old Pension Scheme.

The Telangana Retired Employees and Teachers Associations Joint Action Committee (JAC) has thrown its full support behind the Pensioners JAC protest scheduled for August 11, demanding the Congress government honor its promises to employees and pensioner

They wanted the government to clear the arrears in one installment, payment of Pay Revision Commission effective from July 1, 2023 in single phase, pension benefits to be extended to all the pensioners, who retired from service in March 2024.

Employee associations from different departments have already submitted representations appealing for a pay hike of 45-50%

During his Praja Galam at Pathapatnam in Srikakulam district on Tuesday, Naidu pledged to finalize the pending tasks of the Polavaram project with collaboration from the Centre.

The PRC was constituted on October 2 last year, to submit its recommendations on revision of pay scales from July 1 of 2023, pertaining to the State government employees

The tenure of the first PRC headed by CR Biswal has concluded on June 30 this year

Andhra Pradesh government issued orders to this effect on Wednesday and announced that retired IAS officer Manmohan Singh would be chairman of the commission

Govt in the final process of finalising posts in different departments