Archive · 26 Sep 2025
FM Accuses YSRCP of Betraying Employees, Misusing Funds
The Finance Minister says the previous government did not treat employees fairly.
He claims they misused employee funds.
The minister explained the current government is working to fix this by paying old debts.
He added that they are planning to set up a new group to review how much employees should get paid.
The minister also mentioned the government is committed to supporting the employees.
Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav accused the YSRCP government of betraying state employees.
He alleged the previous government misused employee funds, including GPF deposits.
Keshav stated the TDP-led coalition released funds for pending dues.
The current government is working towards establishing a new PRC commission.
The Finance Minister said that the government is committed to clearing the arrears.
- Who
- Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav
- What
- Accused the previous government of betraying employees and misusing funds; announced steps for pay revision and clearing arrears
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Legislative Council
- Why
- To address questions on employee welfare and pending dues
YSRCP
TDP-led Government
Employee Welfare
YSRCP
Failed to fulfill election promises and misused funds.
TDP-led Government
Accused of betraying employees and misusing their savings
Financial Actions
YSRCP
Imposed a reverse PRC and reduced benefits.
TDP-led Government
Released funds for pending dues and working towards a new PRC commission.
- Key Accusation
- YSRCP betrayed employees and misused funds
- Announcement By
- Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav
- Current Govt. Action
- Released Rs 11,496 crore for pending dues in 2024-25 and Rs 3,549 crore in 2025-26
- Future Action
- Working towards a new PRC commission
