Deceased TGSRTC driver’s son gets job
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Hyderabad The son of a Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) worker, K. Shankar Goud, who succumbed to burn injuries in April 2026, was given a letter of appointment on Thursday. Mr. Goud, who was from Narasampet, was a driver at the local bus depot. He had attempted to immolate himself during the TGSRTC workers’ stir, and was immediately rushed to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Warangal. But, given his critical condition, he was later shifted to Hyderabad where he succumbed.
The Telangana government assured Mr. Goud’s family of financial assistance and a job. Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar had condoled his death. On Thursday, Mr. Prabhakar and TGSRTC Chairman Y. Nagi Reddy handed over the letter of appointment to the deceased’s son Hemanth Goud.
Mr. Prabhakar appreciated the effort of the TGSRTC employees to raise funds for Mr. Goud’s family. He said that the Telangana goverment was committed to help TGSRTC workers and that the letter of appointment was a part of its responsibility.
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