Kodanda’s rally plan riles TRS

Kodanda’s rally plan riles TRS
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Telangana Rashtra Samithi leaders on Monday lashed at the T-JAC chairman Prof M Kodandaram alleging that he was provoking the unemployed youth in the name of rally and claimed that government had till now filled 28,000 vacant posts.

Hyderabad: Telangana Rashtra Samithi leaders on Monday lashed at the T-JAC chairman Prof M Kodandaram alleging that he was provoking the unemployed youth in the name of rally and claimed that government had till now filled 28,000 vacant posts.

Addressing a press conference here at the TRSLP office, MLC Palla Rajeshwar Reddy, MP S Malla Reddy and others lashed at JAC chief Kodandaram. The TRS leaders alleged that the JAC chief was misleading the youth with wrong figures regarding the employment.

Rajeshwar Reddy also found fault with a video going viral, which shows Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao promising to provide jobs to every house. “Chief Minister has never said that government would give job to one in every family. The CM, during a foundation stone laying ceremony of a project in Nalgonda district, had promised to provide job to one from every displaced family.

There are 86 lakh families in the State and how it is possible to give job to 86 lakh persons,” asked Rajeshwar Reddy. There are three lakh jobs in the state and presently 2 lakh are working and remaining one lakh posts would be filled by the government, he said adding that the TSPSC had till now issued 34 notification for various posts. He said that till now 5,936 posts were filled up in various departments and 28,627 posts were being filled up in the Singareni, RTC, GENCO, TRANSCO and other organisations.

Malla Reddy alleged that the people who were against Telangana agitation were supporting JAC chief Kodandaram. He said that if Kodandaram is so efficient he should form a political party and contest in next elections but he should not create obstacles in the development process.

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