Revanth Reddy Says Telangana Filled 10,006 Teacher Posts in 55 Days Without Allegations
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy says 10,006 teacher posts were filled in 55 days without allegations, calling it a historic achievement while contrasting it with the AP DSC controversy.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has highlighted the recruitment of 10,006 teachers in just 55 days, describing it as a historic achievement for the state.
According to the Chief Minister, the recruitment process was completed without allegations of irregularities, making the appointment drive a notable example of transparent government recruitment.
Revanth Reddy Takes Aim at AP DSC Controversy
While highlighting Telangana’s teacher recruitment, Revanth Reddy also drew a comparison with the situation in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, referring to the ongoing controversy surrounding the AP DSC recruitment process.
His remarks come amid discussions over recruitment transparency and the concerns raised around the DSC process in Andhra Pradesh. The comparison has added a political dimension to the Telangana government’s claim of completing a large-scale teacher recruitment drive within a short period.
‘A Historic Achievement’
Revanth Reddy described the appointment of 10,006 teachers within 55 days as a major accomplishment, particularly because the government claims the process was completed without allegations.
The statement is likely to attract attention in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, where teacher recruitment remains an important issue for thousands of job aspirants.
The contrasting political narratives surrounding teacher recruitment also underline the importance of transparent, timely and credible recruitment processes, particularly for government jobs that attract large numbers of candidates.
