Hyderabad: A group of 270 excise department personnel lodged a complaint at the Abids police station against a leader of a backward classes (BC) association, requesting that legal action be taken against him.
Rachala Yugandhar Goud, state chairman of the BC political JAC, had alleged that the training period for excise sub-inspectors (SIs) of the 2020 batch was illegally shortened and that Telangana commissioner of prohibition and excise had collected ₹30,000 from each SI—claims which, according to the police, have caused significant distress.
The excise staff refuted the allegations made by Goud, saying that his remarks were inappropriate.
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