The results for the Telangana DSC have been released, and today, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will hand out appointment letters to the selected candidates. The ceremony will take place at LB Stadium, where over ten thousand job seekers are expected to receive their letters. After issuing the notification in February this year, the government is now providing these appointment letters to successful candidates. Major newspapers have dubbed the event a “festival of appointments.” Additionally, announcements have been made regarding the filling of positions in various departments, including police, Singareni, the medical field, veterinary services, and AEE roles.
KTR, the BRS working president and former minister, has strongly criticized the recent announcements regarding job appointments. He raised concerns about the ethical implications, questioning, “Is this really the level of unethical promotion concerning appointments?” In his tweets, he stated, “Is there no shame in Congress trying to claim credit for jobs from the previous government? Should we really stoop so low as to use public funds to promote blatant lies on front pages? Are you making the youth of Telangana look foolish? Will you go to Ashok Nagar Crossroads or Osmania Campus to share your so-called ‘festival of appointments’? You promised two lakh jobs within a year, was that not enough to give false hope to the unemployed? It’s appalling to mislead people with fabricated numbers!”
KTR made important remarks on Twitter regarding foreign education for Backward Classes (BCs). He accused Congress of undermining the Jyotiba Phule Foreign Education Scheme, saying, “Is foreign education merely a distant aspiration for BC children? What was achievable under KCR is now considered unattainable. The government is toying with underprivileged students. Congress is attacking the Jyotiba Phule Foreign Education Scheme. As courses near completion, parents are left bewildered, and officials are neglecting their duties. It’s been a year since applications were submitted—why such negligence? We demand that the Revanth government immediately release the list and provide the scholarships that have thrown the futures of thousands of students into uncertainty!”