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DYFI demands early release of DSC notification in AP
Democratic Youth Federation of India DYFI has demanded the government to release DSC notification immediately and not to merge Group2 posts in Group1 services
Tirupati: Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) has demanded the government to release DSC notification immediately and not to merge Group-2 posts in Group-1 services. They organised a rally in Tirupati with their demands and held a dharna before the office of the RDO before submitting a representation to the RDO G Narasimhulu on Friday.
They also demanded to fill up the 2.12 lakh vacancies in the state along with 6,700 vacancies in the TTD. Speaking at the dharna, state secretary of DYFI M Surya Rao recalled the CM’s assurance before elections that if he comes to power jobs will come and payment of unemployment dole of Rs 2,000 every month which was not fulfilled even after four years.
SFI state president Ramesh, DYFI district secretary S Jayachandra, AAP state president Raja Reddy and NSF state president Nagesh have said every year lakhs of graduates are coming out of the campuses and could not find jobs.
With demand of creating employment opportunities to all of them “Chalo CM camp office” call has been given on July 18 for which all unemployed youth have to come in big numbers, they appealed. DYFI leaders Narendra, Suman Chaitanya, SFI district secretary Madhava Krishna, Nagaraju, and others participated.
