
Cracks appear in APSRTC employees strike. Partly the strike is called off few buses are on Telangana Roads. Today Tuesday, the image above is of Monday buses were attacked coming in from Rayalseema in to T region.
In public interest few employees of APSRTC decided to take to roads, to ease the hard ship of people in the region.
Few buses on Tuesday returned on roads in parts of Telangana after 22 days as a section of employees of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) called off their strike.
More buses were seen on the roads of Hyderabad and its twin city of Secunderabad. Except in Khammam, Karimnagar and Nalgonda districts, where some buses came out of depots, no bus was plying in six other districts.
Striking employees of the state-owned APSRTC and Telangana activists were staging protests outside the depots in districts like Adilabad, Nizamabad and Warangal to stop authorities from plying the buses.
The corporation officials hoped that more buses would return to roads with police security later in the day. It’s managing director Prasada Rao is hopeful of total restoration of services in two to three days.
The National Mazdoor Union (NMU), the largest union of APSRTC employees, had on Monday announced calling off the strike in view of the inconvenience to people.
The announcement by NMU leader Mehmood Ali, ( Ali belongs to Rayalseema a active union leader) however, led to a split in the union with some leaders from Telangana floating a separate body and deciding to continue the strike.
Their is a rumour leaders and politicians said to have worked out a back door cracking of the employees association, this time it is understood their is pressure on them to set things right and act tough with all those who violate legal norms and disturb public life and resort to actions that disturbing peace and lead to hard ship to common man.
Many of the people in the region also are of the opinion that the essential services and needs of the common man, including all the education institutions should be left out of any protests and strikes, they feel it will not be in the interest of the region.
The striking bodies are not pulling shutters on Malls, Wine Shops, Business houses, and Industries of Rich Business families, and five star hotels. Why should always the common man have to suffer, a days off from duty for a common man pushes him in to grave hard ship he lives to his daily means. One has to understand this fact too. But the fact is agitations are always related to the common man and his hard ships, issue and injustice caused to him.
The Telangana Joint Action Committee (JAC), which is leading the Telangana movement, has also announced that the strike by APSRTC employees is on and there is no question of withdrawal till the central government makes a clear-cut statement on carving out separate state.
About 10,000 corporation buses were off the roads in Telangana for 22 days.
The NMU claims to represent majority of 60,000 employees in the region.
An APSRTC official said bus services were yet to be restored between Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana.
However, the corporation on Monday night plied over 250 buses from Hyderabad to cities like Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Guntur, Kurnool and Tirupati in coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions.
“The buses will again be operated tonight (Tuesday night) between Hyderabad and some destinations in Seemandhra (Rayalaseema and Andhra),” said an official at Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station, the largest in Hyderabad.






