Telangana Unemployed youth to hold mega rally on November 7 in Hyderabad

HYDERABAD: A poster was unveiled in Dilsukhnagar on Tuesday for a peaceful mega-rally of unemployed youth planned for November 7. The rally will go from Ashok Nagar to Indira Park. Meanwhile, organizers warned that the Congress party should only contest the upcoming MLC (Member of Legislative Council) elections after fulfilling its promise to issue notifications […]HYDERABAD: A poster was unveiled in Dilsukhnagar on Tuesday for a peaceful mega-rally of unemployed youth planned for November 7. The rally will go from Ashok Nagar to Indira Park. Meanwhile, organizers warned that the Congress party should only contest the upcoming MLC (Member of Legislative Council) elections after fulfilling its promise to issue notifications for two lakh jobs. Speaking on the occasion, Bhukya Kumar, Chairman of the Unemployed Joint Action Committee and State President of the Telangana B.Ed. Candidates' Association, said the Congress government promised to issue notifications and fill two lakh job vacancies in its first year. However, so far, only one notification has been released, and it was for the Police Department. Furthermore, this notification excluded Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, and Medchal districts. He compared the government's approach to "feeding one person while leaving another hungry." He demanded that the government release notifications for DSC (District Selection Committee), Gurukula (Residential Schools), Model Schools, GPO (Grama Palana Officier) positions, Forest Beat Officers, and all Group service recruitment exams. Additionally, he warned that if the government does not keep its promise, unemployed youth will nominate their own candidates for the Graduate MLC (Member of Legislative Council) seats to send a message to the government. Demands for GO 49 cancellation and agency notifications Kavitha, an aspirant for the post of degree lecturer, urged the government to cancel GO 49 and issue job notifications. Similarly, Jadav Somesh requested job notifications specifically for Agency (tribal) areas. He also appealed to libraries and coaching centres in Dilsukhnagar to mobilize support for the peaceful mega rally for the unemployed on November 7. People at the event included Kiran Rathod and Kayya Venkatesh from Chikkadpally, and Pavan Yadav, Virender, Narender Reddy, and Srikanth from Dilsukhnagar, among others. ]]>