The Telangana Technical Institutes Employees Association (TTIEA) has approached the High Court over the delay in salaries. The association has filed a petition challenging the Telangana Government, Director of Technical Education, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad (JNTUH), and Osmania University Kakatiya University over the issue of delayed salaries. The employees from the technical institutes are demanding that their pending salaries must be released by the respective institutes and they want the government and affiliated Universities to make sure that they provide salaries on time.

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Several colleges have delayed transferring at least two to three months of salary despite the lecturers who were working and taking classes online. The association has about 5000 lecturers from various technical institutes in the state. The lecturers have come to this decision after conducting a survey among their members on how to go about their salary issues. In the survey, about 70 percent of the members have voted to approach the High Court.

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Besides delayed salaries, the association says several technical institutes have terminated staff without even giving them notice or clearing their pending dues. As earlier reported by a leading daily, about 80 colleges affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University – Hyderabad (JNTU-H), Osmania University (OU) and Kakatiya University (KU) did not pay salaries to their employees for months.

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