G Devi Prasad | G. Deviprasad, the former chairman of the Corporation, said that it is the government’s responsibility to protect Telangana reservations. He warned that if the government neglects it, there is a chance of Mulki movement again.
Hyderabad: G. Devi Prasad, the former chairman of the corporation, said that it is the government’s responsibility to protect Telangana reservations. He warned that there is a chance of Mulki movement once again if the government neglects it. On Friday, BRS leader Bhujanga Rao, former TGPSC member Sumithranand and former BC Commission member Upendra Chari spoke at a media conference at Telangana Bhavan.
He said that due to the introduction of new regulations by the Congress government, injustice will be done to the youth of Telangana. He asked how locals will become if they study B Tech in Telangana state for 3 years. It has been revealed that those from other states who have completed BETA in Telangana will have to consider themselves as locals. He said that the case of Palla Nishant from Andhra region will be unfair to the people of Telangana. He explained that the judge who gave the verdict was not wrong, and the problem arose because the Public Service Commission failed to present proper arguments. It has been revealed that the unemployed people of areas like Adilabad’s Komaram Bhim district have not been able to get jobs due to technical problems. He clarified that KCR has worked hard to ensure that 95 percent of the jobs are given to local people by observing these factors and it has been decided to recognize those who have studied in Telangana from 1st to 7th class as locals.
Students from Telangana region are not recognized as locals if they study in other states. He said that the local issue is likely to cause unrest in Telangana again. The Telangana Public Service Commission has not filed a counter properly, GAD officials and the Chief Secretary have suggested to hold a meeting and fight a legal battle against this. Otherwise the Mulki Rule movement is likely to come again, Joyam said. He reminded that there is already an insurance scheme facility for Telangana employees who have a bank account.
He said that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy had hoped to solve the problems of the employees in the assembly, but the CM had disappointed them. He said that six DAs are pending and there is no talk about CPS. He accused the government of cheating the employees. BRS leader Bhujanga Rao said that there is doubt whether government education will exist or disappear. He criticized Revanth Reddy for improving KCR’s educational opportunities.
