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APSRTC employees’ unions warn of stir over electric bus ‘privatisation’ plans

APSRTC employees’ unions warn of stir over electric bus ‘privatisation’ plans
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APSRTC employees' unions have formed a Joint Action Committee to protest the Andhra Pradesh government's plan to lease electric buses and depots to private operators. The unions fear the policy will lead to full-scale privatization and threaten job security.

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The conflict highlights the tension between public sector labor unions and government efforts to modernize transport through private-public partnerships.

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The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) Employees’ Unions’ JAC has announced a State-wide stir if the government does not immediately withdraw its decision to allow private operators to run electric buses.

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The article focuses heavily on the union's perspective and their concerns regarding privatization and job losses.

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