Kuppam: Telugu Desam Party leader Chandrababu Naidu has leveled serious allegations against the Jagan Mohan Reddy-led government, asserting a dearth of employment opportunities under its tenure. During a meeting with the youth as part of his visit to Kuppam, Naidu expressed dismay over the delayed release of the annual job calendar and the absence of recruitment exams, particularly the District Selection Committee (DSC) exams, for five consecutive years.
Naidu emphasized his vision for empowering Telugu youth in the knowledge economy, lamenting the purported neglect of Group-1 job allocations in Andhra Pradesh. Accusing Vaikapa leaders of land grabbing and intimidation tactics, he highlighted concerns over the exploitation of the state’s mineral resources and the proliferation of illicit activities such as liquor and drug trade.
Promising swift action upon assuming power, Naidu pledged to halt the sale of J brand liquor within 100 days. He called for enhanced social consciousness among youth and outlined plans to revitalize governance, promote IT, and foster transparent tender processes.
Proposing initiatives such as work-from-home arrangements and the establishment of work stations in Mandal centers, Naidu outlined a comprehensive vision to boost employment and skill development. He committed to elevating the livelihoods of volunteers through skill enhancement programs, signaling a proactive approach towards youth empowerment and economic revitalization in the state.
Naidu, CBN, Chandrababu, volunteers
