Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Harish Rao Challenges Liquor Procurement, Demands Government Job Notifications
T. Harish Rao criticized the state government over a liquor procurement notification.
He said the notification covered 121 liquor brands.
Rao asked why liquor announcements were moving quickly while job announcements were delayed.
He said many unemployed young people were waiting for government jobs.
He argued that graduates and post-graduates needed employment opportunities.
Rao accused the government of focusing on liquor revenue instead of people’s welfare.
He also said promises about two lakh government jobs and student fee reimbursement were not fulfilled.
These claims reflect Rao’s criticism of the government, and the articles do not include a response from government officials.
T. Harish Rao criticized a notification to procure 121 liquor brands.
He questioned why liquor-related announcements were being issued faster than job notifications.
Rao said lakhs of unemployed youth, including graduates and post-graduates, were awaiting employment opportunities.
He alleged the Congress government was prioritizing liquor revenue over public welfare and employment.
Rao accused the government of abandoning its promise of two lakh jobs and failing on fee reimbursement and Rajiv Yuva Vikasam.
- Who
- T. Harish Rao, a senior BRS leader, former minister and BRSLP deputy leader.
- What
- He criticized a notification for procuring 121 liquor brands and demanded greater attention to government job notifications.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- Hyderabad.
- Why
- Rao alleged that the government was prioritizing liquor revenue while delaying employment opportunities and failing to fulfill welfare and employment promises.
- Speaker
- T. Harish Rao, senior BRS leader, former minister and BRSLP deputy leader
- Liquor notification
- The government issued a notification concerning the procurement of 121 liquor brands.
- Employment concern
- Rao said lakhs of unemployed youth, graduates and post-graduates were waiting for job notifications and opportunities.
- Government jobs promise
- Rao alleged that the promise of two lakh government jobs had become a deception.
- Fee reimbursement
- Rao accused the government of failing to reimburse students’ fees.
- Other programme criticism
- He alleged that Rajiv Yuva Vikasam had withered away before it could begin effectively.
- Revenue allegation
- Rao said the government was focusing on liquor sales and increasing revenue instead of employment and welfare.
