HYDERABAD: A day ahead of TJAC’s proposed Koluvalaku Kotlata protest demanding filling up of government vacancies, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao reiterated in the Assembly that his government is committed to recruiting people for the 1.12 lakh vacancies at the earliest.Intervening during question hour in the Assembly on Monday, Rao said the government, in fact, would provide 1,000 more jobs than promised. Telangana State has nearly four lakh sanctioned posts.
Referring to objections of Congress members allegations against non-fulfillment of jobs, Rao said his government would welcome any constructive suggestions in this regard but would not tolerate baseless charges.He also appealed to the Opposition parties to refrain from making allegations against TSPSC Chairman Ghanta Chakrapani adding that the UPSC appreciated the latter for initiating reforms in the recruitment process.
As Chakrapani brought many revolutionary changes in Telangana. This had earned him a lot of appreciation from UPSC, the CM pointed out.Addressing charges on the irregularities in Group II exams and the role of TSPSC, KCR appreciated the services being rendered by the commission. Rao said Telangana is the first state in the country to provide financial assistance of Rs 20 lakh to SC, ST and BC students for higher studies abroad.
The Chief Minister said the state government would furnish details of amount spent on students from weaker sections while introducing the SC/ST Sub-plan Bill in the Assembly shortly.
Fight for jobs: TJAC to decide after HC verdict today
Hyderabad: Telangana Joint Action Committee chairman M Kodandaram said his organisation would decide whether to hold the public meeting “Koluvula Kai Kotlata” (Fight for jobs) on Tuesday in Hyderabad, depending on the verdict to be given by High Court on the same day.
In Assembly: KCR’s plan of action
Suggests for a House Committee so that the members can visit forest areas and recommend measures to stop encroachments
Hints at plans for introducing a ‘Green Budget’ in the GHMC so funds under this head can be spent on developing green cover in the city
Responds positively to MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi’s suggestion of constituting a Forest Advisory Committee
Announces filling up of 2,800 vacant posts in Forest department soon
Says Gothi Koyas are intruders from Chhattisgarh
Announces construction of Outer Ring Roads (ORRs) in four developing cities and towns at a cost of Rs 1,165.20 crore
Says peepal and neem trees would be planted along the Outer Ring Road in Hyderabad