Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has announced that Rs. 6,000 crore in pending dues to retired employees will be cleared within 100 days, and health cards for all government employees will be issued by June.
An all-party meeting in Bhadrachalam demanded the demerger of five gram panchayats merged with Andhra Pradesh for the Polavaram project. Leaders said residents were facing issues and urged the Centre to introduce a bill to merge them back into Telangana.
TGEJAC has announced State-wide lunch-hour demonstrations on April 15 to press for 68 demands, including implementation of the second PRC, clearance of pending dues, EHS guidelines and restoration of the Old Pension Scheme.
Government employees, teachers, and pensioners in Telangana, under the TGEJAC, are planning statewide protests starting September 1 to demand resolution of 63 long-pending issues, including payment of outstanding dearness allowances and health benefits.
Also considers working only during work hours, organising human chains and mass lunches in front of government offices, State-wide pen-down strikes and mass casual leave programmes to press for their demands
Since October last, not a single meeting has been conducted by the Cabinet sub-committee. This reflects their commitment towards our issues, says TGEJAC member
After having served for years, the retired employees are made to run from pillar to post to get the retirement benefits. Yet, they are forced to wait for long in obtaining them.
In a representation to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, the JAC Secretary General E Sreenivasa Rao said many employees hail from rural area and their livelihood depends on agriculture income.
The government has stopped ongoing verification of certificates as well as recruitment process of candidates qualified in DSC 2024 special education category
Immediate release of four pending DAs was among the demands put forward besides seeking of Pay Revision Commission report and implementing 51 percent fitment to the employees.
