MLA RK Roja Serious After Five Nagari YSRCP Leaders Suspended Feb 23, 2021, 13:18 IST
YSRCP MLA RK Roja said that she is not going to tolerate anyone who works against the will of YSRCP. She further added that five YSRCP leaders have been suspended from the party as they are working against the party.
According to the reports, five leaders from Nagari constituency of Chittoor district have been suspended. Muppala Ravi Shekar Raja and Y.Bojjaya from Taduku have been suspended. Orders have been isused to suspend three other leaders, Thoti Pratap from KBR Puram, M Kishore Kumar from Torrur Panchayat, Raja who belongs to Harijanawada of Gundraju Kuppam. They have been suspended from the party following a complaint by the local party leaders. It is said that they have been involving in the anti-party activities.
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Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008.
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Non-local constables submit a representation to YSR Congress honorary President and Chief Minister’s mother Y.S. Vijayamma in Tirupati on January 8, 2021.
Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008. Constables posted under non-local category have reiterated their appeal to the state government to post them in their native districts so as to get closer to their families.
Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008 and nearly 200 of them hailing from Uttarandhra region got posting in Tirupati Urban, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool, Nellore, Prakasam other districts. However, it started becoming difficult for them to travel to their native place to take care of their families. “It takes two days to reach our village in the other corner of the state and our casual leaves for fifteen days get ex
‘It has become difficult to take care of our family members back home’
Constables posted in the non-local category have reiterated their appeal to the State government to post them in their native districts so that they could stay closer to their families.
Around 1,000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008 and nearly 200 of them hailing from Uttarandhra region got posting in Tirupati Urban, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool, Nellore, Prakasam other districts.
“It is difficult for us to travel to our native places and look after our families. It takes two days to reach my village which is in the other corner of the State and our casual leaves of 15 days get exhausted in no time. For the last eleven years, we have been facing difficulties to visit our aged parents and take care of our kin for this reason,” rues constable Ch. Satya Raju.