BRS comments on BJP march in Hyderabad, highlighting political unemployment in the city

Unemployed people in Telangana are preparing for competitive exams with government facilities, which is why there were only workers on the streets during an unemployed march taken up by BJP leaders in Warangal. The BRS has criticized the BJP leaders and suggested they march in Delhi to protest the Modi government’s failure to provide two crore jobs per year. The BRS has filled 1.32 lakh government jobs, and the BJP’s march was seen as an attempt to create chaos in Telangana which has been peaceful. The BRS leaders challenged the BJP to come for an open debate on development at the 125-foot tall Ambedkar statue, and accused the party of dividing people on the basis of religion and caste. Srinivas Reddy said there were no new jobs in the Modi government, and dared the BJP leaders to release a white paper on filling of vacancies in Central institutions. The BRS mocked at the BJP family rule jibe at Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and released a list of BJP leaders whose children were in politics, with some becoming ministers.