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ABVP besieges Mancherial Collectorate
Demanding the government to resolve the issues pertaining to the education system, the students led by Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) laid siege to the Collectorate here on Wednesday.
Mancherial: Demanding the government to resolve the issues pertaining to the education system, the students led by Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) laid siege to the Collectorate here on Wednesday.
ABVP town president Ashwin Reddy urged the State government to release pending fee dues and scholarships that amount to 17,000 crore. He demanded the government to reduce the tuition fee for degree colleges, increase the scholarship amount to Rs 10,000 and scrap the TSPSC Board as it failed miserably in maintaining transparency.
The ABVP leader said it was unfortunate that the students were approaching the courts over the release of job notifications, He further demanded the government to fill up more than 2.5 lakh jobs, which would be falling vacant soon.
The police took the ABVP leaders into custody and sent them to the Mancherial police station.
KG to PG edn for all
In Jangaon: Demanding the State government to implement KG to PG education, compulsory education and resolve the issues related to education system, the ABVP activists laid siege to the Collectorate here on Wednesday. Speaking on the occasion, the leaders urged the government to release pending fee dues and scholarships.
They demanded the government to take action against TSPSC Chairman Ganta Chakrapani, who failed in maintaining transparency.
They alleged that three years after the government came to power it had failed in implementing poll promises. The police took the leaders into custody and sent them to police station.
