BRS govt dismantled education in Telangana - ABVP
On Tuesday, students from all across the state descended into Secunderabad's Parade Ground to take part in a student protest against the government over the dearth of facilities, the delay of scholarships, the leakage of exam questions, and the absence of teaching personnel at government schools. A number of national and state politicians spoke at the ABVP-organized "Kadana Bheri" conference to criticize the government for its shortcomings in the area of education.
National general secretary Yagyavalkya Shukla, national secretary Ankita Pawar, national organising secretaries balakrishna and ashish Chauhan, and state joint secretary Kamal suresh were all in attendance at the meeting. One recurring theme among the speakers was that, aside from corruption and scandals in the preceding nine years, the BRS administration had only brought the titles of "liquor king" and "liquor queen" to the state.
National general secretary Yagyavalkya Shukla, national secretary Ankita Pawar, national organising secretaries balakrishna and ashish Chauhan, and state joint secretary Kamal suresh were all in attendance at the meeting. One recurring theme among the speakers was that, aside from corruption and scandals in the preceding nine years, the BRS administration had only brought the titles of "liquor king" and "liquor queen" to the state.
During the struggle for telangana statehood, the chief minister made a commitment to abolish the corporate education system. This promise was questioned by the lawmakers. The comments received rapturous applause from the students, who also hoisted anti-BRS banners. The 50 female classmates who attended the conference from Narayanpet, Nandani, Bujji, and radhika talked about the challenges they had in college. "Scholarships and the midday meal are pressing issues," stated Nandani. The lack of restrooms and the unavailability of water pose problems for female pupils.
Degree students from Jukkal, Tirmalesh and Kopaila Gangadhar, claimed they lacked appropriate facilities. "We are a voting constituency, but we don't even have a college degree. To pursue graduation, we must go far. Due to a shortage of instructors and the dilapidated status of the structure, even the school is in poor shape. "There are no suitable teaching or non-teaching staff, and students are frustrated by asking for faculty appointments," stated Sai Prakesh of kollapur in Nagarkarnool. Shek Munib, Rahul, and other Chintal students in hyderabad were also dissatisfied. We are still waiting for scholarships despite the fact that there is no end in sight. One of them stated, "The government is treating us like beggars.
Degree students from Jukkal, Tirmalesh and Kopaila Gangadhar, claimed they lacked appropriate facilities. "We are a voting constituency, but we don't even have a college degree. To pursue graduation, we must go far. Due to a shortage of instructors and the dilapidated status of the structure, even the school is in poor shape. "There are no suitable teaching or non-teaching staff, and students are frustrated by asking for faculty appointments," stated Sai Prakesh of kollapur in Nagarkarnool. Shek Munib, Rahul, and other Chintal students in hyderabad were also dissatisfied. We are still waiting for scholarships despite the fact that there is no end in sight. One of them stated, "The government is treating us like beggars.