KTR assures job calendar for government jobs
Assuring to fulfill the government job dreams of the unemployed youth, Rama Rao said the State government took the initiative to fill up 2.30 lakh government job vacancies during the last nine and half years.
Karimnagar: Coming down heavily on Congress leaders for their baseless allegations on unemployment in the State, BRS working president and IT Minister KT Rama Rao said the BRS government had in the last nine and a half years gave notifications for 2,20,000 government jobs and carried out recruitment for 1,30,000 jobs. The Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) would be revamped if needed and job calendars would be released every year to fill up vacancies, he said.
Speaking at the Praja Ashirvada Sabha in Karimnagar town on Wednesday, Rama Rao said Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi were coming to Telangana with the intention of provoking youth here. Lambasting opposition parties for politicizing the suicide death of Pravallika, he said Telangana would go 50 years back in time in terms of development and welfare activities if the people of the State made a mistake by voting for either the Congress or the BJP.
Stating that BJP’s Bandi Sanjay had not got a single educational institution nor construct one temple in Karimnagar, Rama Rao said on the other hand, Sanjay was dividing people in the name of religion.
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Referring to Sanjay’s statement where he said mosques should be dug up across the State, Rama Rao said instead of digging up mosques, foundations should be laid for educational institutions, 2 BHK dignity houses, canals and also religious places like temples, mosques and churches.
On Sanjay’s statement on comparing PM Modi with God, Rama Rao said Modi was a “god” who increased LPG cylinder prices from Rs.400 to Rs.1200, petrol prices from Rs.70 to Rs.110 and ensured that prices of other essential goods skyrocketed.
“Whoever received Rs.15 lakh in their Jan Dhan account can vote for BJP and whoever received Rythu Bandhu money can vote for BRS,” he said.
The Minister also took at Opposition leaders G Kishan Reddy and A Revanth Reddy, stating while K Chandrashekhar Rao had risked his life fighting for Telangana Statehood, Kishan Reddy had fled when asked to resign during the Telangana movement. Revanth Reddy was a ‘thief’ who was caught red-handed in the cash for note case. Both these persons did not have the stature to even stand before Chandrashekhar Rao he said, pointing out that on the other hand, local MLA and BC Welfare Minister Gangula Kamalakar and TS Planning Board vice-chairman B Vinod Kumar had taken the initiative for the construction of a TTD temple in Karimnagar.
Unable to fight against Kamalakar, Sanjay was contemplating to shift to either LB Nagar or Vemulawada. Similar was the situation in the Karimnagar Congress. While one Congress leader had already migrated to Husnabad, others were not coming forward to fight with Kamalakar, he said.
