Identify the person who brought the illegal appointment of non-locals in Kothagudem thermal power station for the first-time into public?

Key Points

• Telangana Movement Origin: The movement began in Palvancha.
• Kotthagudem Thermal Power Station (1961): Established in Palvancha, Khammam District, funded by surplus funds of Telangana.
• Land Loss: Local farmers lost about 1,300 acres of land to the power station, with jobs not available for people from other regions.
• Job Allocation: The station had 1,400 jobs, but only 200 jobs were given to Telangana locals, and 175 jobs were removed in 1968.
• Demand for Mulki Rules: In 1968, local employees, with support from Hyderabad's non-gazetted employees, demanded the enforcement of Mulki rules to provide jobs for locals.
• Outcome: The movement led to the displacement of non-natives and job allocation for locals.
• Exposé by Ramadasu: He revealed that most of the employees in the power station were from Andhra, despite the station being in Telangana.