Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has accused the BRS of failing to address unemployment for ten years, stating that the party left job seekers in uncertainty. Addressing the Congress Graduates’ Meet in Nizamabad, he said that under the previous government, graduates were forced to wait endlessly for job notifications while attending coaching centers. He asserted that the people had rejected the BRS in the recent elections.
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The Chief Minister questioned the credibility of the BRS as a political party and asked whom it expects graduates to support in the upcoming MLC elections. Taking a dig at BRS leader KCR, he stated that the party has no future. He also questioned Union Minister Bandi Sanjay on when BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao would be arrested in connection with the car racing scam. He further mentioned that the responsibility of bringing back the accused in the phone-tapping case from abroad lies with the central government.
Revanth Reddy emphasized the importance of the graduate MLC elections, urging voters to make an informed choice. He highlighted the role of graduates in the formation of Telangana and reiterated his government’s commitment to job recruitment. The Congress government, he said, has already filled 55,160 vacancies. He also alleged that conspiracies were being hatched to weaken both the Congress party and the state government.