Hyderabad December 13
In a significant development, Deputy Chief Minister and Power Minister Bhatti Vikramarka has taken proactive steps to address the challenges faced by BC (Backward Class) engineers in various departments, particularly in the power sector. During a meeting held on December 13, representatives from the Telangana Backward Class Engineers Federation conveyed their concerns to Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka.
The delegation, led by Federation President Devella Sammaiah, General Secretary Satish Kotte, and Vice President Janaki Ram, expressed their gratitude to Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka and took the opportunity to bring to his attention the pressing issues encountered by BC Engineers. This engagement with the government reflects a positive stride towards resolving the challenges faced by the engineering community.
Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka, acknowledging the concerns raised by the federation, assured a comprehensive resolution to the issues. This collaborative approach between the government and engineering representatives underscores a commitment to address specific problems and improve conditions within the BC engineering community.
As discussions progress, it is anticipated that concrete measures and policies will be implemented to enhance the working environment and opportunities for BC engineers in the power and related sectors. The meeting serves as a notable example of government responsiveness to the needs of specific communities, fostering a collaborative and supportive atmosphere for positive change.
