Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Announces Major Job Recruitment Drive

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announced that 60,000 government jobs were filled within a year of Congress coming to power, with 30,000 more vacancies to be filled in 90 days. Speaking at a fire services training ceremony, Reddy emphasized focus on education and agriculture in the state budget.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announced on Friday that the state government has filled 60,000 job vacancies within a year of Congress taking office. He promised an additional 30,000 positions will be filled in the next 90 days. Reddy made these remarks during a passing out parade ceremony for the fourth batch of the Telangana Fire Services and Civil Defence Training Institute, where he served as Chief Guest.

"Best wishes to the newly recruited firemen for completing their training successfully. Your parents are proud to see all the trained firemen. The previous government failed to meet the aspirations of the youth who were actively involved in the Telangana movement. Our Congress government has issued job notifications and distributed appointment letters to the unemployed," said Reddy.

The Chief Minister assured that his government would align with the aspirations of the people, allocating the highest budgetary funds to education and agriculture. He noted that education, medical, and health sectors are given top priority, and government employees are receiving their salaries on the first day of every month. Reddy encouraged unemployed youth to reach out to MLAs and Ministers for their grievances, adding that he would be available to address their issues personally.

(With inputs from agencies.)