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BJP MLA calls Telangana CM "Hitler", urges him to soften stand

| @indiablooms | Oct 15, 2019, at 03:41 pm

Hyderabad: The BJP has accused Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao of being a tyrant over his stance on the ongoing RTC strike in Telangana.

BJP MLA Thakur Raja Singh called Chandrashekhar Rao "Hitler", alleging that he was responsible for the deaths of the two RTC employees, the NDTV reported.

Last night, another RTC employee Surendra Goud committed suicide, the second one since the strike has begun, said the BJP MLA adding that Rao had turned into Hitler and every one knew what happened Hitler.

Earlier, an RTC worker Srinivas Reddy had poured kerosene and burnt himself at his residence. He had died of third degree burns at DRDO Apollo Hospital in Hyderabad on Sunday morning.

Singh said the government should roll back its decision and consider the problems of RTC employees.

As many as 48,000 TSRTC employees are on strike since October 5 demanding merger of the transport body with government apart from a list of 25 other demands.

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