Employees belonging to Andhra Pradesh State are facing serious lack of facilities in the Secretariat, which was divided between Telangana and AP States.
This was brought to the notice of AP Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu who inspected J-block building in the Secretariat and inquired about the facilities available to the employees on Friday.
Andhra Pradesh Secretariat Employees’ Association president Murali Krishna brought to notice of the Chief Minister on lack of minimum facilities available to the employees, who were working in the Secretariat.
He explained the Chief Minister about the situation in the Secretariat was not allowing to taking up works to renovate the offices.
Murali Krishna said that the Chief Minister expressed dissatisfaction over the claim of R and B officers that it would take another three months’ time to provide all facilities in AP Secretariat.
The situation has arisen due to all the offices mandated to accommodate in 58 percent of buildings which were allocated to AP in the Secretariat.
