Kavitha Outsourcing Crisis Govt Under Fire
- Kavitha demands corporation for outsourcing employees
- Outsourcing workers protest gains momentum in Hyderabad
Hyderabad, March 29: K. Kavitha on Sunday raised strong concerns over the outsourcing crisis and demanded immediate action from the government. Addressing a protest at Indira Park, she called for the creation of a dedicated corporation for outsourcing and contract employees in the state.
She acknowledged her past role during the BRS government and expressed regret for not ensuring justice to outsourcing workers. She openly apologized and accepted her share of responsibility. However, she shifted focus to the present situation and criticized the current government for continued neglect.
Meanwhile, Kavitha said that nearly five lakh outsourcing and contract employees are facing serious issues. She alleged that the government is favoring private agencies over workers. Therefore, she argued that this approach is causing injustice, even though solutions are available without adding financial burden on the state.
She also set a deadline for the government. She demanded action within two days. Otherwise, she warned that large-scale protests would take place across Hyderabad. She urged employees to mobilize and prepare for a massive demonstration. She described the current agitation as another phase of the Telangana movement.
In addition, she criticized the silence of intellectuals like M. Kodandaram and G. Haragopal. She said their inaction has negatively affected the cause of outsourcing employees. Therefore, she called on them to respond to the issue.
Kavitha further stated that Telangana Jagruthi is considering its transition into a political party. She said that if her party comes to power, it will abolish the outsourcing and contract employment system. She added that a permanent government employment structure would be ensured.
She concluded by assuring full support to the employees’ movement. She said the fight will continue until a comprehensive solution is achieved. Meanwhile, the protest reflects growing unrest among outsourcing workers and puts pressure on the government to respond.
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