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BRS leader T Harish Rao has threatened to lead a mass protest at the Secretariat if the Congress government fails to release a job calendar and extend the age limit for government jobs. He accused the ruling party of betraying unemployed youth by not fulfilling its promise of issuing two lakh job notifications within a year of coming to power.

Unemployed youth across Telangana are staging protests against the Congress government’s failure to deliver on its election promise of releasing a job calendar and filling 2 lakh vacancies within a year. Demonstrations erupted in Hyderabad and districts like Warangal and Mahabubnagar, with several protesters detained.

Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu clarified his remarks in the Legislative Council after unemployed youth staged protests across Hyderabad. He said his statements were misinterpreted for political gains and reiterated the government’s commitment to a structured job calendar.

Unemployed youth across Telangana are staging protests against the Congress government’s failure to deliver on its election promise of releasing a job calendar and filling 2 lakh vacancies within a year. Demonstrations erupted in Hyderabad and districts like Warangal and Mahabubnagar, with several protesters detained.

Former Minister and senior BRS leader T. Harish Rao has strongly criticised police action against unemployed youth protesting for government job notifications in Hyderabad. He demanded the immediate release of those detained and an inquiry into the alleged lathi-charge.

BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Congress government for imposing prohibitory orders at libraries and universities, calling it a move to stifle dissent among Telangana’s unemployed youth. He demanded immediate job notifications and accused the government of failing its promises.

Unemployed youth and student activists protesting near the Secretariat were arrested on Friday while demanding the Congress government release a long-promised job calendar. They accused the government of delays, broken promises, and taking credit for BRS-era job notifications.

BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao condemned the arrests of protesting job seekers at the Secretariat, accusing the Congress of suppressing dissent. He warned of a state-wide agitation if the government fails to fulfill its promise of providing two lakh jobs.

The BRSV leaders who burnt effigy of Congress MP Rahul Gandhi at NCC Gate said lack of job vacancies in the calendar reflects the government's sincerity towards filling up of vacancies.

The BRS demanded a discussion on the subject, which the Speaker refused to entertain, again triggering protests from the Opposition benches, which saw BRS working president KT Rama Rao then leading his party MLAs in a walk out.

The Congress election manifesto promised financial assistance to unemployed youth, job calendar and setting up of youth commission. But the grand old party did not mention its promises in the budget, stated DYFI state president Kota Ramesh and secretary A Venkatesh.

The permission is to engage the faculty on contract basis till March 31, 2025 or till the regular posts are filled-up or till the actual need ceases

BRS working president questions government on its failure to issue a single job notification since its formation in December

A huge number of police personnel have been deployed on the campus with East zone DCP Giridhar monitoring the situation on the ground

CM sought to assure that the Government was determined to fill government job vacancies and would definitely take decisions that would benefit the unemployed youth.

KTR criticised the Congress government for failing to keep its electoral promises to the unemployed, stating that the Congress rule in Telangana is worse than the oppressive British rule.

Nearly 50 BRSV leaders managed to jump the median of the Nampally main road and staged a sit-in protest on the road

Addressing a joint news conference at the Assembly media point, BRS MLA's reminded CM A Revanth Reddy that as per the Congress job calendar, February 1 was the much-awaited day for the Group 1 aspirants

Revanth Reddy sets TSPSC recruitment deadline for Dec 9, 2024, assures transparent process, pledges 2 lakh jobs. Explains job calendar delay.

He also challenged the Congress to come up with facts and to name any State which filled more government jobs than Telangana in the last 10 years.