OU students have expressed their discontent, labeling Minister KTR’s statement on purging the TSPSC board as shameful. Questions arise about the government’s inaction regarding leaked papers in the state. KTR faces criticism for seemingly neglecting the unemployed, prompting him to assert there are no jobless individuals per BRS Maya’s words.
In the midst of an election season, OU students challenge CM KCR and KTR, who have been absent for a decade, as they announce a visit to Ashok Nagar on December 4. The claim that Telangana harbors the highest unemployment rates in the country adds fuel to the fire, with accusations that papers weren’t leaked but sold.
Allegations of irregularities within the TSPSC intensify as OU students demand a thorough purge of the board. They seek justice for the future of children, urging strict action against those responsible for what they perceive as the destruction of opportunities for the youth. The unfolding narrative raises questions about transparency and accountability in the state’s administrative bodies.