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BC students body slams KCR for hollow promises
BC Students Organisation national coordinator Dr Arun Kumar stated that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was betraying students with his magic words.
Nalgonda: BC Students Organisation national coordinator Dr Arun Kumar stated that Chief Minister KChandrashekar Rao was betraying students with his magic words.
On Friday, he spoke to media at Press Club in Nalgonda and informed that organisation was going to conduct a State-level meeting with students on February 8 at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad, demanding the Chief Minister to fulfill the promises he made to the students during separate State agitation and polls .
Kumar criticised the government for not releasing pending scholar ships and fee dues to student fraternity.
He slammed KCR on his statement on the floor of the House during the recent assembly sessions that he never said job would be given to a person from every household in the State and for stating that jobs would be filled as per the requirement.
He demanded government to release the job notifications immediately before disappointed unempolyed youth take to roads.
He urged the students to make the meeting a grand success. BC student and youth organisation leaders and others participated in the press meet.
