The South India times Nizamabad: Telangana Vidyarthi Paris had district president Bobbili Kalyan and district leaders participated in a press conference organized in a private building in Nandewa da under the auspices of Telangana Vidyarthi Parishad. On this occasion, District President Bobbili Kalya n said that they are strongly opposed to CM KCR’s visit to the district on the 5th of this month.
In Basara Triple IT, 350 students fell ill due to food contamination, and another student committed suicide the other day, without at least sending the Minister of Education to rectify the situation, how can the CM visit the district today? They demanded an answer as to why no action has been taken so far and while scholarship dues of Rs 3375 crores are pending across the state, they are going to neighboring states and donating lakhs of Telangana money to charity without paying any attention to the education sector.
He demanded to know why CM KCR is touring the districts of Telangana. The constable’s written exam conducted by TSPSC in Telangana, which was created with the demand for water fund appointments, had about 18 questions riddled with mistakes.
He warned you to avoid your stubborn attitude that the candidates who wrote the written exam are being neglected despite their concerns. Similarly, Telangana University, which was established in the name of the Telangana state, has been full of class war, caste madness, and corruption for two or three years.
The CM, who is acting as if his mission is to destroy the education system without taking any action, demanded an answer as to why he is doing this to the district. He said that the Chetagani government, which could not even set up an auditorium in Telangana University, is the TRS government. He said that the leaders of the Telangana Vidyarthi Paris had met the Governor after protesting many times that the VCs and registrars were corrupt, but there was no movement, and the Terasah Party, which was formed twice by the state government, did not allocate even a single rupee to the Telangana University.
