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Amidst the claims of strengthening his presence in the politics across the country and establishing direct communication with the youth, now a new and big earthquake has come in the politics of Telangana, because the senior and aggressive leader of BRS, KTR, has openly challenged Rahul Gandhi that instead of just sitting at a distance or making statements on the issues of other states, he should come directly to Telangana and see and hear with his own eyes the serious problems of the students related to the land here. KTR has given a new dimension to this political debate by seriously accusing the Congress Party and its state government of completely failing to fulfill all the election promises related to youth, students, employment and education. He sarcastically said that Rahul Gandhi should first of all fulfill his political and moral responsibility under which he had shown big dreams to the youth of Telangana before the elections, but after coming to power, all those promises were blown away. In the current politics of Telangana, the student movement and youth anger have now become so vocal that the opposition parties have started making it the biggest weapon against the government. This aggressive stance of the BRS leadership is a clear indication that in the coming days, the issues of students and youth are going to be the main point of conflict between the power and the opposition in Telangana politics, due to which the problems of the Congress party are increasing continuously and the echo of this challenge is being heard far and wide in the political circles.
Directly challenging Rahul Gandhi, KTR has asked him to come to Ashoknagar and Karimnagar in Hyderabad and spend time among the students and face their ground reality.
Giving a very sharp and sharp reaction to Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Students’ Echo’ campaign going on in full swing these days, BRS leader KTR said in blunt words that before doing politics and giving statements on the issues of students of other states, Rahul Gandhi should face the ground reality of this important state of South India, Telangana. KTR, known for his sharp attitude, addressed Rahul Gandhi in an aggressive statement and said, Rahul ji, can’t you hear the echoes and screams of the local students here? Are you shying away from listening to the voices of these youth? If you have the courage then come to Telangana, we are ready to extend full hospitality and hospitality to you at the famous Ashoknagar or Karimnagar student squares of Hyderabad, but you come here and sit face to face and talk to the suffering students of our state. He reminded Rahul Gandhi of those meetings and tours before the elections when he enthusiastically met unemployed youth and students and gave them many false assurances. KTR raised the question that when it was election time, Congress leaders were very fond of remembering these youth, but as soon as the government was formed, all those promises were buried on paper and today the same students have been forced to take to the streets. He also said that Rahul Gandhi will have to explain that when the students of Telangana are shedding tears on the streets for their various demands and rights of education, then why Rahul Gandhi, who is roaming around as a big leader of the country, is maintaining complete silence on this serious and sensitive issue and why he does not answer the youth of Telangana.
KTR also took on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s government with a sharp question as to what happened now to the big and populist election promise of creating two lakh government jobs every year in the state.
During this entire political incident, BRS leader KTR not only cornered Rahul Gandhi but also put the current Congress government led by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy in the dock and raised serious questions on the policies of the state administration. He reminded that during the election campaign, the Congress Party had made a big and official promise that if their government is formed, two lakh government jobs will be given to the youth every year without any hindrance, but today the ground situation is that that promise has proved to be completely empty. KTR alleged that after the formation of the government, all those unemployed youth who were watched with great interest by the big stalwarts of Congress before the elections and had collected their votes, are being completely ignored and exploited. Taking a dig at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s much publicized job calendar, KTR said that the job calendar which was much trumpeted during the elections is not visible anywhere on the ground today, instead only a ‘scam calendar’ of scams and failures is going on in the state. He sarcastically said that in the present government, there is less work and only political rhetoric and ‘abusive calendar’ is prevalent, due to which the general public and students have become disillusioned. The way students’ anger is continuously erupting in different parts of the state and they are taking to the streets to protest, it has become clear that this political conflict is going to become more intense in the coming times.
The massive protest by polytechnic students in Telangana and the fire of anger against GO 97 has once again brought the state’s law and order and education policy at the center of national discussion.
After all, what has happened that the students and youth of Telangana are forced to take to the streets and fight an all-out battle against the government? The main root of this entire controversy is the government order that came out recently which has created huge anger among the student community of the entire state. Recently, polytechnic students in many major districts and technical educational institutions of Telangana including Karimnagar have held very strong, aggressive and widespread demonstrations against the forced merger of polytechnic education with ‘Young India Skill University’ under GO 97. The students clearly believe and say that such impractical and hasty decisions will make the future of their technical education completely bleak and their careers are being played with. Amidst these large-scale protests by students and increasing political pressure, BRS party has now come out openly in support of the students, due to which the problems of the government have increased further. The youth of the state are extremely apprehensive and worried about their future, and the opposition parties are taking full advantage of this dissatisfaction and working on a strategy to corner the government on every front. Thus, on one hand, questions are being raised on Rahul Gandhi’s campaigns at the national level, while on the other hand, at the local level, this anger of the students against the Revanth Reddy government has become the hottest and major issue of Telangana politics, whose impact on the upcoming political equations is considered to be certain.