Chief Minister Sri Revanth Reddy advised the public to remain vigilant against those attempting to incite unemployed youth in the state. He stated that the people’s government is moving forward by prioritizing farmers, women, and the youth, while resolving issues one by one.
He reiterated that all government vacancies would be filled in a phased manner and assured that the government is making every effort to realize the dreams of the unemployed youth.
As part of the ‘Praja Palana – Pragathi Bata’ (People’s Governance – Path to Progress) program, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stone for various development works worth approximately ₹424 crore and inaugurated other development initiatives in the Parkal constituency.
Later, addressing a public meeting, the Chief Minister highlighted that the government had filled 70,000 government jobs within the very first year of assuming office.
He explained that the government is according due priority to unemployed youth, noting that a notification for police recruitment was recently issued and the age limit was relaxed. He clarified that recruitment would be conducted in phases and that all vacancies would be filled in the near future.
Stating that the government is working for the welfare of farmers, women, and unemployed youth, he advised the youth not to waste their time. He highlighted that Warangal district possesses a legacy of political consciousness, a history of movements, and a spirit of struggle, noting that even after independence, the district has produced great figures who dedicated their entire lives to public service.
He announced that the Legislative Assembly session would be held in September and urged the experienced Leader of the Opposition, K. Chandrashekar Rao, to attend the proceedings to discuss development and welfare issues and offer necessary suggestions and advice.
He stated that the state is moving forward by resolving issues one by one, even while bearing the burden of debt. He remarked that they had successfully put the derailed vehicle back on track, and now the only task remaining was to accelerate its progress.
Ministers Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy, Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka), and Adluri Laxman Kumar; MPs Vem Narendar Reddy, Balaram Naik, and Kadiyam Kavya; MLC and PCC President B. Mahesh Kumar Goud; along with other public representatives and officials, participated in the event.
