Chief Minister Revanth Reddy emphasized the state government’s commitment to filling government job vacancies, ensuring decisions are made to benefit the unemployed. He cautioned against political manipulation and urged job seekers not to be misled by vested interests. The CM underscored the importance of adhering to legal norms during recruitment processes to avoid repeating past mistakes that could harm job seekers. Expressing concern over potential cancellations of existing notifications, he highlighted his government’s fulfillment of 28,942 job appointments promised to unemployed individuals.
Revanth Reddy also addressed long-pending Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3 appointments, overcoming legal hurdles and planning competitive exams according to a job calendar to streamline recruitment. He announced plans to release this calendar during the budget session of the Legislative Assembly to ensure transparent recruitment processes aligned with central government exams and board examinations. Amid accusations of political opportunism impacting job creation efforts, the CM warned against decisions contrary to recruitment notifications that could disrupt the hiring process, exacerbating unemployment issues.
Responding to growing concerns, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy convened a meeting at his residence attended by local leaders and stakeholders, including MPs, MLAs, and student representatives. During the extensive three-hour meeting, discussions centered on addressing demands from the unemployed and ongoing agitation, with Chief Secretary Shanti Kumari and officials exploring viable solutions to resolve these issues promptly.