Telangana: Revanth's unexpected offer in response to conductor's trouble

There is usually a big difference between the height and weight of people. Some people are very short to look at. Others look like a gentleman. They appear seven or eight feet tall and attract everyone's attention. But because of that height, they face many difficulties and problems. But that same height has become a curse for a person. Currently, this issue has become a topic of discussion. A man named Amin Ahmed Ansari from Chandrayangutta is seven feet tall, or maybe six feet. Due to this, he has to bend his neck to the side and work awkwardly throughout his duty, which is causing him serious health problems, he complains. He is currently working as a conductor at the Mehidipatnam RTC depot.

10-hour journey

His father worked as a head constable at Kacheguda depot. After his death in 2021 due to illness, Ansari, who completed his intermediate under compassionate appointment, was given a job as a conductor at Mehidipatnam RTC depot. He is 7 feet tall, so performing his duties has become a challenge. He has to travel for up to 10 hours in an average of 5 trips in buses every day. Ansari, who is 214 cm tall, complains that he has to travel for hours with his head bowed inside a 195 cm (6 feet 4 inches) tall bus, which has caused neck and back pain and insomnia . Passengers are appealing to the higher authorities to respond and ensure that he is given some other job within the RTC. Tall people find it very difficult in small spaces. They cannot travel in vehicles. They cannot live in small houses. Those who work, however, face problems.

Revanth Reddy's response

Amin Ahmed Ansari's father worked as a head constable at Kacheguda depot. He died of illness in 2021 while on duty. As a result, Ansari, who completed his intermediate, was given a job as a conductor in RTC under compassionate appointment. He is currently working as a conductor at Mehidipatnam depot. He used to have a lot of trouble doing the job due to his height. Ansari used to complain that he had to travel for up to 10 hours on an average, making five trips in buses every day. In this process, his photo is going viral on social media. Some people brought this matter to the attention of CM Revanth Reddy. He responded immediately. CM Revanth Reddy gave a bumper offer to the conductor who was having trouble with his height. He was also in the RTC department.Another jobHe advised the officials to give him another job. Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar revealed the same through his ex-officio statement. As per the orders of CM Revanth Reddy, Ponnam Prabhakar instructed RTC MD Sajjanar to give Ansari another job. To this extent, efforts are being made to give Ansari another job.

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