‘Economic policies flayed’
The Hindu
Trade union leader H.V. Ananth Subba Rao flayed the policies of the BJP Government in the State and at the Centre and said that it was hastening the collapse of the public sector units. Speaking at th
Trade union leader H.V. Ananth Subba Rao flayed the policies of the BJP Government in the State and at the Centre and said that it was hastening the collapse of the public sector units.
Speaking at the Joint Conference of KSRTC workers of Mysuru, Mandya, Chamarajanagar here on Sunday, Mr. Subbarao said the pandemic had created upheavals across all the sectors in the country resulting in loss of jobs and employment. Yet, the policies did not address the issue and were skewed in favour of the elite and the rich, he said.
Lashing out at the failure of the government over the spiralling prices of essential commodities and fuel, Mr. Subba Rao said a direct bearing on the increase in prices of fuel was on the transportation sector that was incurring losses.
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