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Chandrababu declares Amaravati as Free-Zone
The unemployed aspirants in Andhra Pradesh can rejoice as Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has announced that the state capital, Amaravati would be declared as \'Free Zone\'.
The unemployed aspirants in Andhra Pradesh can rejoice as Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has announced that the state capital, Amaravati would be declared as 'Free Zone'.
Addressing the public meeting at Muchumarri in Kurnool district, Chandrababu informed that the decision would avail people from all 13 districts, equal mployment opportunities in the Amaravati region.
Currently, there are 4 zones in Andhra Pradesh as per the Article 371D and the employment opportunities of the respective zones would be given to the local youth in a specific ration, owing to the zonal system.
However, the Opposition parties are demanding that the aspirants from all the parts of the state should be provided with equal opportunities in government jobs, promotions and postings in the capital region.
