Life crippled in Seemandhra: Netas play politics, people suffer
- 5 years ago
While the netas indulge in Political mudslinging over the creation of Telangana thousands of striking workers are worried for they won't get salary because of the state's No-work-no-pay policy.
As the protest for Telangana intensifies there are many who want to call off their strike but are forced by their unions to do against it. Finding it tough to pay for monthly expenses, the Seemandhra employees are urging their leaders to call off the strike they launched in August.
Not able to pay their house rent, EMIs, and school fees, the employees want to go back to work. They feel that the general public and political parties must take the lead and sustain the movement. Among the services that have been hit worse include airports, railways, and hospitals and for supply of drinking water. Rail and air traffic beside emergencies like medical services have been badly hit due to lack of electricity.
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As the protest for Telangana intensifies there are many who want to call off their strike but are forced by their unions to do against it. Finding it tough to pay for monthly expenses, the Seemandhra employees are urging their leaders to call off the strike they launched in August.
Not able to pay their house rent, EMIs, and school fees, the employees want to go back to work. They feel that the general public and political parties must take the lead and sustain the movement. Among the services that have been hit worse include airports, railways, and hospitals and for supply of drinking water. Rail and air traffic beside emergencies like medical services have been badly hit due to lack of electricity.
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