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Hyderabad: Staff recruitment pending since 2017 said AICC secretary Vamsi Chand Reddy
AICC secretary Vamsi Chand Reddy on Wednesday said that the government has forgotten the recruitment of medical and health staff in the State, though examinations have been conducted
Hyderabad: AICC secretary Vamsi Chand Reddy on Wednesday said that the government has forgotten the recruitment of medical and health staff in the State, though examinations have been conducted.
He said that recruitment process to fill 4,560 posts have been initiated but not completed. He also said that the notification for the recruitment was released in 2017 but the process has not been completed so far.
He further informed that one lakh aspirants have been waiting for the results of recruitment tests for the past two years. They have recently approached the Telangana State Human Rights Commission (TSHRC) and requested the government to complete the process.
The AICC secretary said that, government has recruited only six paramedical staff in the last five years whereas 7,647 posts are vacant. He urged the State government to complete the recruitment process at the earliest in view of corona crisis.
