"Congress has completely betrayed unemployed youth, employees, and teachers": Bandi Sanjay Kumar

Peddapalli (Telangana) [India], February 21 (ANI): Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, on Friday slammed the Telangana government over its promise to fill two lakh jobs within a year, stating that while they issued a notification for 25,000 jobs, not a single one has been filled so far.
Bandi visited Peddapalli district headquarters as part of the MLC election campaign. Along with local leaders Gujjula Ramakrishna Reddy, district president Sanjeeva Reddy, and other party members, he addressed the media and strongly criticized the Congress government.
"The Congress government has completely betrayed unemployed youth, employees, and teachers. None of their promises have been fulfilled. The struggles of unemployed graduates from degree, PG, engineering, and MBA backgrounds are beyond description. Didn't they promise to fill two lakh jobs within a year? They issued a notification for 25,000 jobs, but not a single one has been filled so far. The recruitment process is ongoing at various stages, yet they falsely claim to have filled 55,000 posts, which are actually from notifications issued by the previous government," he said.
"They also promised to provide Rs 4,000 monthly unemployment assistance to youth. After 14 months in power, Congress now owes Rs 56,000 per unemployed person. Due to the non-payment of fee reimbursement arrears, pending dues have piled up to Rs 7,500 crore. As a result, educational institutions are unable to pay salaries to teachers and lecturers on time. Some ministers are reportedly saying that reimbursement bills will be cleared only if a 15 per cent commission is given. Could there be anything more corrupt than this?" he added.
He further said, "That's why I appeal to all graduates, employees, and teachers voting in the MLC elections... This election is between Congress's betrayal and BJP's fight for justice. The entire state is awaiting the verdict of these elections. Along with you, the common people are also waiting for your decision. I urge you to vote for the BJP-supported candidates and help them win."
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has scheduled MLC elections in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh for February 27, from 8 AM to 4 PM, while the counting will be conducted on March 3. (ANI)