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TJAC announce Chalo Hyderabad on Feb 22
Telangana Joint Action Committee Chairman Prof Kodandaram announced a rally against the Telangana Government on February 22 and called upon the unemployed unemployed youth to join.
Telangana Joint Action Committee Chairman Prof Kodandaram announced a rally against the Telangana Government on February 22 and called upon the unemployed unemployed youth to join.
Addressing the media, the Committee members Venkat Reddy, Madhu Satyam Goud, Ramesh and others informed the preparations regarding the Chalo Hyderabad rally, hoping to make it successful.
The Committe released a poster demanding the release of new employment notifications. Speaking on the occasion, Prof Kondaram said that they are not coming up with new demands rather are asking the Telangana government to fulfill the promises made in 2014.
Questioning the government for recruiting candidates for only 5000 posts in the 1.07 lakh vacant posts in various departments, he demanded the release of the employment notification for unemployed youth and create self-employment programs.
The TJAC also urged the government to encourage small scale industries creating employment for Intermediate, ITI, Polytechnic students and provide reservations in private sector.
