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BJYM slams govt for failing to provide jobs to youth
Telangana BJP Yuva Morcha on Monday organised a round-table conference on problems of unemployed and failure of State government “Nirudyog Samasyalu—Rasthra Prabhutvam Vaifalyalu” at hotel Emperial Classic at RTC cross road. The conference was attended by Dr K Laxaman, BC welfare association national president
Hyderabad: Telangana BJP Yuva Morcha on Monday organised a round-table conference on problems of unemployed and failure of State government “Nirudyog Samasyalu—Rasthra Prabhutvam Vaifalyalu” at hotel Emperial Classic at RTC cross road. The conference was attended by Dr K Laxaman, BC welfare association national president R Krishnaiah, Congress leaders D Shravan Kumar and Addanki Dayakar, TDP students cell president Madhusudhan Reddy and others which was chaired by BJYM president P Vikram Reddy.
Addressing the conference, BJP floor leader Dr Laxman said though TRS main slogan during Telangana agitation was to provide jobs to over one lakh educated youth, but after formation of Telangana State, TRS has forgotten the promise. Even after one year of State formation, not a single job was provided to the youth, he said. The State formation celebration organized by TRS is like an official program because students and general public were not involved in the program, he alleged.
