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TNSF takes to streets for jobs
Telugu Nadu Students Federation (TNSF), student wing of Telugu Desam Party, on Monday held dharna at the office of Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) demanding hastening of recruitment process. Speaking on the occasion, TNSF president Madhusudan Reddy condemned the delay in filling up the vacant posts in Telangana State.
Hyderabad: Telugu Nadu Students Federation (TNSF), student wing of Telugu Desam Party, on Monday held dharna at the office of Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) demanding hastening of recruitment process. Speaking on the occasion, TNSF president Madhusudan Reddy condemned the delay in filling up the vacant posts in Telangana State.
He said Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has accommodated his family members in different posts and completely ignored the students and jobless youth, who played a key role in formation of Telangana State. “KCR’s son K Tarakarama Rao and nephew T Harish Rao became Ministers; his daughter K Kavitha got elected as Nizamabad MP and her husband Anil Kumar dealing with all real estate cases after TRS won the election.
However, KCR did not take steps to provide promised jobs to the unemployed youth in the State,” he said. He said a Maha Dharna would be organised at Indira Park next week and it would be followed by district-level agitation across Telangana State. He asked KCR to honour the promise that he made to the unemployed youth. Later, the TNSF activists were taken into preventive custody and shifted to Abids Police Station.
