Leaders hail resolution against privatisation of VSP
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The resolution adopted unanimously within the State Assembly on Thursday, opposing the proposal of the Union Government to privatise the general public sector Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP), had are available for appreciation from political events and commerce unions.
Though the Centre had initiated measures for privatisation of the VSP, the YSRCP authorities had been making efforts to forestall it, mentioned MP M.V.V. Satyanarayana.
Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy had taken up the problem with the Centre on a quantity of events up to now, he added.
Fulfilling the promise made to the commerce union leaders, the resolution was handed, and this mirrored the dedication of the federal government to save lots of the metal plant, Mr. Satyanarayana mentioned.
B. Ganga Rao, CPI(M) corporator, hailed the federal government for adopting the resolution.
He additionally opposed the proposal of the federal government to mobilise funds by itemizing the VSP within the inventory change as it could pave the way in which for privatisation of the plant. The authorities ought to drop the proposal, he mentioned.
The CPI(M) chief additionally requested the BJP-led authorities on the Centre to do a rethink on its determination to privatise VSP.
In a separate assertion, celebration district committee secretary K. Lokandham additionally hailed the resolution against privatisation of VSP. CPI State assistant secretary J.V. Satyanarayana Murthy too welcomed it. INTUC chief Mantri Rajasekhar additionally lauded the federal government for adopting the resolution.
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