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BJP Condemns Police Action Against Unemployed Youth in Hyderabad
A big political leader in India named N. Ramchander Rao is very upset.
He leads the BJP party in a state called Telangana.
Many young people who cannot find jobs went to a sports stadium in Hyderabad to try to get jobs.
Police officers asked them to leave, and the leader says the police were too forceful and even hit some of them.
He thinks it is very sad to use force on young people who are just looking for work.
He says the Congress party, which runs the state, pretends to care about young people in Delhi but treats young people in Telangana harshly.
Rao says Congress promised a job calendar, more jobs, and money for people without jobs, but did not keep those promises.
He says it has been two and a half years since those promises were made.
He believes Congress let down the young people of Telangana.
BJP Telangana state president N. Ramchander Rao condemned the alleged use of force by police against unemployed youth.
The youths had gathered at the Saroornagar Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad for recruitment to posts notified by HYDRAA.
Rao accused Congress of shedding 'crocodile tears' for youth in Delhi while using police action against youth in Telangana.
He alleged the government failed to deliver its promised job calendar, large-scale employment, unemployment allowance, and comprehensive youth support.
Rao said that even after two and a half years, Telangana's youth are still waiting for the promised commitments, and that Congress has 'betrayed the youth of Telangana.'
- Who
- BJP Telangana state president N. Ramchander Rao and unemployed youth gathered for HYDRAA recruitment
- What
- BJP condemned police use of force against unemployed youth at a recruitment venue and accused the Congress government of breaking pre-election employment promises
- Where
- Saroornagar Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad, Telangana
- When
- Saturday (exact date not specified in the report)
- Why
- Rao said police force was used against youth seeking jobs and that the Congress government failed to fulfil promises such as a job calendar, large-scale employment, unemployment allowance, and comprehensive youth support
BJP / Critics of the State Government
Congress-led Government and Police (response not quoted)
Police action at Saroornagar stadium
BJP / Critics of the State Government
Using force to disperse unemployed youth gathered for HYDRAA recruitment is 'deeply painful and condemnable.'
Congress-led Government and Police (response not quoted)
Police acted at the recruitment venue to manage the gathering; the government's own account of the incident is not quoted in the report.
Congress's employment promises
BJP / Critics of the State Government
Congress betrayed Telangana's youth by failing to deliver the promised job calendar, large-scale employment, unemployment allowance, and comprehensive support even after two and a half years.
Congress-led Government and Police (response not quoted)
The state had notified recruitment posts through HYDRAA, showing some hiring activity; the government has not responded to the allegations in the report.
Key facts
- Speaker
- N. Ramchander Rao, BJP Telangana state president
- Location
- Saroornagar Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad, Telangana
- Recruitment
- Posts notified by HYDRAA
- Allegation
- Police used force and were seen beating young job aspirants
- Government criticized
- Congress-led Telangana government
- Alleged unfulfilled promises
- Job calendar, large-scale employment, unemployment allowance, comprehensive youth support
- Time since promises
- Two and a half years
- Report date
- Saturday (exact date not specified)
Quotes
N. Ramchander Rao
BJP state president of Telangana
“The Congress has betrayed the youth of Telangana. The scenes at Saroornagar are the consequence of broken promises, failed employment policies and a government that has forgotten the very youth, whose aspirations it exploited to come to power.”
deccanchronicle.com
“Using force to disperse unemployed youth is deeply painful and condemnable.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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