Revanth Reddy Announces DA for Government Staff as Sankranti Gift
"We will soon appoint a Commission with a retired High Court or Supreme Court judge for the reorganization of districts and mandals," Revanth Reddy said
Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Monday announced dearness allowance (DA) for the State government employees as a Sankranti gift to them.
Speaking after launching a diary and calendar of Telangana Gazetted Officers Central Association here, he extended Sankranti festival greetings to all the government employees and people in the State.
“Some were strongly feeling that the association members were colluded with the government. This is wrong. We are all one family and there will be no conspiracies in the family. You and I are not separate,” he said.
“Even when the gods are performing a yagna, the demons try to disrupt it. A Shukracharya is staying in a farmhouse and sending people like Maarichudu to the assembly,” he said.
The previous government put the burden of Rs.8 lakh crore of debt on the Congress government. The government's income is Rs.18,000 crore while it is paying Rs.22,000 crore as debt every month. An average middle-class person is taking his family forward with dignity and the government is following the same. It is not just the Chief Minister, Ministers and MLAs who run the government, but also ten and a half lakh employees who are partners in this.
“You are our leaders, our heirs. I will stand by you as your brother. When did your salaries get in the past? Think about when salaries are credited to you now. We will take steps to fully ensure your health and safety. We are making plans to provide accident insurance of Rs.1 crore to employees. We will solve the problems of employee retirement benefits soon. This is a responsibility,” Revanth Reddy said.
“The administration will run only if we all take responsibility together. It is my responsibility to solve your problems. There have been many requests and demands regarding the reorganization of districts and mandals. In the past, districts and mandals were divided according to their whims and fancies. We will soon appoint a Commission with a retired High Court or Supreme Court judge for the reorganization of districts and mandals,” he said.
The commission will tour the entire state and take suggestions and advice from the people regarding reorganization of districts and mandals. “We will discuss the rules and regulations thoroughly with all political parties during the budget meeting,” he explained.