BJP turned India into “unemployed nation”, says KTR
Minister and working president of the BRS, KT Rama Rao, attacked the bjp, saying it had made india a "nation of unemployed people." He said that G Kishan reddy, the head of the bjp State, lacked the moral standing to debate job assignments since he was an ineffective Union minister who did nothing to further the growth of telangana or its citizens.
In a forceful response to Kishan Reddy's accusations, Rama Rao emphasised that prime minister Narendra Modi's government was leading india through the greatest unemployment rate in the previous 45 years. He claimed that prime minister Modi had betrayed the youth of the country by not living up to his pledge to create two crore jobs a year.
Demanding The working president of the BRS, Kishan reddy, questioned if any indian state government had filled as many positions as the telangana State government had during the previous ten years. Although around 1,60,000 government positions have already been filled with success, the hiring procedure for an additional 70,000 positions is now under progress. He attacked the bjp for suing and making things difficult for government employment applicants.
Kishan reddy was challenged by Rama Rao to force the BJP-led central government to publish a "white paper" detailing the number of positions filled in the last 10 years and the number of open positions in various departments. He declared that there are over 16 lakh unfilled positions in the Central government.
The minister stated that the telangana government was successful in drawing in private sector investments and generating over 24 lakh jobs in important industries like IT, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and others, even though the Centre cancelled projects like the Information technology Investment Region (ITIR), refrained from establishing the Bayyaram Steel factory, and failed to implement other provisions promised under the andhra pradesh Reorganisation Act.
In a forceful response to Kishan Reddy's accusations, Rama Rao emphasised that prime minister Narendra Modi's government was leading india through the greatest unemployment rate in the previous 45 years. He claimed that prime minister Modi had betrayed the youth of the country by not living up to his pledge to create two crore jobs a year.
Demanding The working president of the BRS, Kishan reddy, questioned if any indian state government had filled as many positions as the telangana State government had during the previous ten years. Although around 1,60,000 government positions have already been filled with success, the hiring procedure for an additional 70,000 positions is now under progress. He attacked the bjp for suing and making things difficult for government employment applicants.
Kishan reddy was challenged by Rama Rao to force the BJP-led central government to publish a "white paper" detailing the number of positions filled in the last 10 years and the number of open positions in various departments. He declared that there are over 16 lakh unfilled positions in the Central government.
The minister stated that the telangana government was successful in drawing in private sector investments and generating over 24 lakh jobs in important industries like IT, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and others, even though the Centre cancelled projects like the Information technology Investment Region (ITIR), refrained from establishing the Bayyaram Steel factory, and failed to implement other provisions promised under the andhra pradesh Reorganisation Act.