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Conduct DSC exams immediately, demands BJYM
State general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Srikanth Reddy demanded the State government to conduct DSC immediately.
Peddapally: State general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Srikanth Reddy demanded the State government to conduct DSC immediately.
Participating in a meeting with the representatives of BJYM at the BJP party office under the chairmanship of district president Kota Ram Reddy here in Peddapally on Thursday, he alleged that during the Assembly elections in 2014, the TRS promised to provide one lakh jobs to the unemployed youth in the State but went back on its promise after coming to power. Did the government allot at least one job for every village in the State till now, he wondered.
The BJYM general secretary said that the government and the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) utterly failed in conducting the Group-II examinations properly in the State. Candidates who appeared for the examination were extremely worried now, he added.
How was it possible that 1,000 members were selected only from one district and that too 37 members from one single examination centre only, he wondered.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was behaving like a monarch and was trying to suppress leaders of Opposition parties by foisting false cases against them through Section-30 police Act and also on those who were agitating against the anti-people policies adopted the State government, he said.
Demanding the government to conduct the DSC examination immediately, he said that in support to the unemployed youth, the BJYM would start movements in coming up days until their problems are solved.
The representatives of the BJYM, Putta Mondaiah, Karre Sanjeev Reddy, Adi Keshava Rao, Chintala Linga Reddy, Pinnenti Raju, and others were present on the occasion.
