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BJP demands white paper on TSPSC recruitments
The BJP demanded a white paper on Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) recruitments held so far and stated that it only filled 15,000 posts, including 9,000 police constable posts, against the TRS poll promise of filling 1.20 lakh jobs. In a release,
Hyderabad: The BJP demanded a white paper on Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) recruitments held so far and stated that it only filled 15,000 posts, including 9,000 police constable posts, against the TRS poll promise of filling 1.20 lakh jobs. In a release,
official spokesperson of the BJP Yenugula Rakesh Reddy pointed out the UPSC issues an annual recruitment calendar. The TSPSC chairman promised to issue a similar calendar but failed to do so. Recruitment to Group-2 posts in the State government and residential school teachers were locked in courts.
After the 2012, no District Selection Committee (DSC) notification to recruit teachers in the government schools had been issued, he recalled. The students have been eagerly waiting for the government notifications. Moreover, the notifications are issued only to boost the business of the coaching centers, he alleged. He objected to the TRS claims of the TS-iPASS of creating 90,000 jobs in the State and demanded proof for that.
