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APSRTC Employees’ JAC plans second phase of agitation against ‘privatisation move’ from July 7

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P. Sujatha Varma
APSRTC Employees’ JAC plans second phase of agitation against ‘privatisation move’ from July 7
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The APSRTC Employees’ Joint Action Committee has announced a multi-phase agitation starting July 7 to protest the privatization of bus depots. Employees demand that the government halt the transfer of depot lands to private operators for electric bus services.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between public sector labor unions and government-led privatization efforts in India's public transport infrastructure.

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The APSRTC Employees’ Joint Action Committee (JAC) proposes to launch its second phase of agitation from July 7 in support of its demand that the State government withdraw its plan to hand over valuable depot lands to private operators in the name of operating electric buses.

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The article reports on the union's grievances and planned actions while maintaining a neutral, descriptive tone regarding the government's policy.

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