The Government Employees of Andhra Pradesh have run out of patience as there was no solid response from the ruling party regarding their issues and demands. None other than the AP Employees JAC Amravati Chairman, Bopparaju declared their protest and unveiled their action plan to put pressure on the AP Government. They claimed that they had given time until the 25th of February and there was no serious meeting with the ministers except for a couple of tea meetings which resulted in no use. So they have designed their future course of action to tackle the AP Govt as follows:
Bopparaju declared that the protests officially would commence from 8th March and would go on until 5th of April as they are planning to wear black badges to showcase their distress on the AP Govt. On March 13th and 14th, the employees would stage lunch hour demonstrations in front of Collectorates and RTO Offices. On the 15th, 17th, and 20, these protests shall be carried out in all the districts in front of collectorates. From the 21st of March, employees decided to work from only 10:30 AM to 5 PM and also they have decided to switch off their mobiles during work.
The protests would continue at the HoD offices from the 24th and they would start their Odarpu Yatra on the 27th to console the deceased govt employees due to the Covid virus. From the 1st of April, the employees would intensify their protest against CM Jagan against his false promises followed by the 3rd on which all employees would submit memorandums to the respective district collectorates demanding to fulfill the assurances from the AP Govt. Finally, on the 5th, the employee’s state executive meeting shall be held and they would then decide what to do if the state govt still fails to involve and fulfill their demands.