Raj Bhavan wrote to CS on TSRTC merger process. Expressed some doubts on the Bill related to the process of merger and sought to clear them. On the other hand, RTC employees are expressing their anger on the behavior of the Governor.
It seems that reconciliation between Raj Bhavan and Pragathi Bhavan in Telangana is not possible. The governor is questioning the government directly if there is time and occasion. In the same range, the ministers in the government are also facing criticism as the governor’s target. While there was a large-scale discussion on the issues of the bills sent in the past, another issue has recently come to the fore. No approval was received from Raj Bhavan regarding RTC merger bill. The Governor has written a letter to the CS expressing many doubts about the bill. They were asked to rescue them. As a result, the merger process has been put on brakes. On the other hand, RTC employees are expressing their anger on the behavior of the Governor. He called for several agitation programs on Saturday.
The government has decided to pass the RTC bill in the current session itself. The draft was sent to the governor but he did not get permission. Raj Bhavan issued a statement on this on Friday afternoon. The RTC draft bill reached the Raj Bhavan at 3.30 pm on the 2nd of this month. It was only requested seeking permission to introduce it in the Assembly. “Governor Tamilisai clarified that it is necessary to get legal advice on this and more time is needed to sign the bill,” said the statement.