Don’t mislead Youth, TRS tells Kodandaram
Hyderabad, Feb.12: TRS MP B Vinod Kumar today suggested that TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram should stop provoking and misleading unemployed youth in the State in the name of jobs. Vinod Kumar opposed a proposed rally by Kodandaram on February 22 to exert pressure on the State government for jobs and employment opportunities.
The MP also accused the TJAC Chief of being supported by the Opposition parties to blame the State government. Examinations for recruitment under various categories are being conducted for offering jobs, he said. Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who got the statehood for waters, jobs and resources, was working in that direction to fulfill the promises, he claimed. He asked the TJAC not to bring youth and unemployed onto the roads and provoke them, he said. This will lead to confusion among the youth seeking jobs, he said.
Prof. Kodandaram should refrain from taking up such protest programs for political gains, the TRS MP said, adding that the State government was committed to provide jobs through TSPSC and other departments. He also said the government was for fluffing the aspirations of the youth and unemployed to get them jobs. He also cited various welfare schemes on which the government spending huge amounts.
The MP also accused the TJAC Chief of being supported by the Opposition parties to blame the State government. Examinations for recruitment under various categories are being conducted for offering jobs, he said. Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who got the statehood for waters, jobs and resources, was working in that direction to fulfill the promises, he claimed. He asked the TJAC not to bring youth and unemployed onto the roads and provoke them, he said. This will lead to confusion among the youth seeking jobs, he said.
Prof. Kodandaram should refrain from taking up such protest programs for political gains, the TRS MP said, adding that the State government was committed to provide jobs through TSPSC and other departments. He also said the government was for fluffing the aspirations of the youth and unemployed to get them jobs. He also cited various welfare schemes on which the government spending huge amounts.