Telangana Joint Action Committee leader M. Kodandaram was trying to gain political mileage and make a career by provoking unemployed youth in the State, said Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) district president T. Ravinder Rao.
Finding fault with the T-JAC, Mr. Rao said there were 25 lakh educated youth in the State who were unemployed but only 1.50 lakh government jobs. The State government has already initiated recruitment process in a phased manner. It came out with a unique industrial policy to create more jobs in the private sector.
It was not proper to instigate the youth against the State government. Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao was trying to deliver all his promises.
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“The Chief Minister himself is an activist and has worked with the people for decades. He is aware of the aspirations and needs of people and nobody needs to remind him,” Mr. Ravinder Rao said.
TRS youth wing leader K. Vasudeva Reddy said professor Kodandaram should stop playing the role of the Opposition. The TRS should be allowed to complete its term and deliver its promises. “Prof. M. Kodandaram has no following but he is trying to create a big image for himself. People have faith in the Chief Minister and they know for sure that he will keep his promises,” he said.
TRS leaders J. Jacharaiah, Gudimalla Ravi Kumar, G. Padma, and Hari Rama Devi said the Opposition was unable to raise their voice as the people do not believe them. In the name of JAC, some people were trying to create law and order problems in the State. Professor Kodandaram should stop playing spoilsport and instead give constructive suggestions to the State government, they said.
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