Appointees During TRS Rule Should Resign Immediately: Ponnam Prabhakar
Karimnagar/Hyderabad, Jan 10 (Maxim News): Minister for B.C. Welfare and Transport, Ponnam Prabhakar has suggested that all those who got jobs in government departments should resign immediately.
The Minister, who participated in the morning walk program in Karimnagar, strongly reacted to the case of engineer Sari Ta, who is accused of illegally getting a job in GENCO. He challenged former MP Vinod Kumar to file a police complaint if he had nothing to do with these allegations. He warned that the land occupiers should be afraid of the Congress government rule. (Maxim News)
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