Telangana CM KCR announces 80,039 government jobs

The job opening announcement comes when the issue of unemployment has become so heated with frequent protests by opposition parties and unemployed youth across the state.

Telangana CM KCR announces 80,039 government jobs

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has announced that the process of filling 80,039 job vacancies will begin immediately. Along with the job notification, he also announced the regularization of 11,103 contract employee jobs in the state. That takes the announcement of a total of 91,142 jobs in the state.

Telangana Government jobs: Details

The announcement comes when the issue of unemployment has become so heated with frequent protests by opposition parties and unemployed youth across the state. The CM blamed state bifurcation issues and court orders as the reason for the stall in issuing the notification.

“The centre should arbitrate these issues but is not doing so. The claims made by the Andhra Pradesh government asking for a share in Nizam inherited properties are bizarre. These issues have made the whole situation quite complex,” he remarked.

“From the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh, the new state has inherited contract employees. The government has decided that it’s not right to have such a huge number of contract employees in the public sector. That is why in 2014, on humanitarian grounds, the government has decided the regularize these jobs. But due to the court cases filed by a few narrow-minded political parties and the interim orders passed by the high court, this process came to a halt. But the government kept fighting in the courts of law. And, due to these efforts, in December 2021, the high court struck off the writ petitions. Now that all the obstacles have been removed, the government has now regularized the services of contract employees,”  the Chief Minister said.

“The process of contract-based hiring will no more be there in the state of Telangana,” he declared. “For others, politics is a game, for us, it’s a task,” the CM remarked in the assembly.

Read More:

• Sastra Deemed University gets A++ grade

• Mysore University invites volunteers to study glucose levels during Ramzan fasting