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TNSF to stage Vidyarthi Porubata on Dec 9
He said the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao failed to keep his promise of providing one job for each household, making the future of unemployed youth miserable even in separate Telangana.
Hanamkonda:TDP senior leader Revuri Prakash Reddy alleged that the two-and-half-year-rule by the TRS was marked by failures on all the fronts.
He said the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao failed to keep his promise of providing one job for each household, making the future of unemployed youth miserable even in separate Telangana.
Similarly, the TRS government was yet to deliver its promise of offering free KG to PG education to all. As the government failed to release funds for fee reimbursement scheme, the students pursuing higher education were facing severe hardships.
The college managements were not issuing transfer certificates and others for the passing out students on the pretext of pending dues of college fees.
This in turn was preventing students from continuing further studies, Prakash Reddy complained.In protest against this, the Telugu Nadu Students Federation (TNSF) would stage ‘Vidyarthi Porubata’ agitation in Warangal on December 9.
The activists of different students’ and youth organisations would be involved in the protest, he added. The party leaders Seetakka, V Narender Reddy, G Satyanarayana Rao and others were present.
