The BRS party in Telangana is facing a surge of anger from the youth voters, and several factors contribute to this growing discontent. Monthly surveys conducted by KCR have highlighted the issue, prompting party members to assign KTR with the task of bridging the gap and reducing youth dissatisfaction.
The primary source of their frustration lies in the government’s failure to provide employment opportunities. A major cause for the youth’s anger is the lack of job prospects. Despite job notifications, many exams have been plagued by question paper leaks, resulting in cancellations.
Approximately 500,000 unemployed fresh graduates have applied for Group 1 positions, and it is widely known that question papers for various posts within this category have been leaked. Leaks have also affected Group 2 and Group 3 exams, leading to cancellations in some cases. Over the past nine years, the KCR government, which came into power, has neglected the timely filling of job vacancies.
Recognizing the impact of this issue on the upcoming elections, the government hastily issued job notifications, but their inability to conduct these exams effectively has become apparent. Moreover, discontent with the government’s policies has contributed to the growing anger among the youth.
Observing these developments, the youth are becoming increasingly resentful of the BRS party. Failure to address their grievances may heighten tensions for KCR and pose difficulties in winning the upcoming elections. As a significant voting bloc, comprising hundreds of thousands of unemployed youth, their dissatisfaction could extend to their families and acquaintances. Efforts are being made to alleviate their concerns, but the effectiveness of these measures remains to be seen.