Archive · 11 Jun 2025
CPI(ML) Demands Withdrawal of GO No. 21 in Tirupati
Imagine a new rule, GO No.
21, that auto workers don't like.
A group called CPI(ML) is protesting because they think this rule is bad for these workers.
They're also upset because the government promised to help the auto workers with things like education, housing, and money, but hasn't done it yet.
The CPI(ML) wants the government to take back the rule and keep its promises.
They held a protest to get the government's attention and will protest more if the government doesn't listen.
CPI(ML) New Democracy protested in Tirupati, demanding the withdrawal of GO No 21.
The GO No 21 was implemented by the previous YSRCP government, affecting auto motor workers.
The TDP alliance promised to withdraw the GO but failed to do so.
CPI(ML) demands the government implement its promised welfare schemes for auto motor workers.
The CPI(ML) warned of intensified protests if their demands are not met.
- Who
- CPI(ML) New Democracy, city Secretary Venkataratnam
- What
- CPI(ML) demanded the withdrawal of GO No 21
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Tirupati, near RTC bus stand
- Why
- GO No 21 affected auto motor workers and promises made during elections were not fulfilled
Government Position
CPI(ML) Perspective
GO No. 21 & Auto Worker Support
Government Position
The government has not yet fulfilled the demands or implemented the promises.
CPI(ML) Perspective
CPI(ML) demands the withdrawal of GO No. 21 and fulfillment of election promises.
- Party
- CPI(ML) New Democracy
- Location
- Tirupati
- Issue
- GO No. 21
- Affected Workers
- Auto motor workers
- Demand
- Withdrawal of GO No 21