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RTC union plans stir

Special Correspondent

HYDERABAD: The APSRTC Employees Union has chalked out an agitational programme on March 7 to protest against the "anti-worker policies" of the Government.

Union president N.A. Khan told reporters that the Government was trying to privatise the operations of the corporation to implement the World Bank agenda.

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