Hyderabad, Oct.12 (Maxim News): YSRTP founder president YS Sharmila today slammed state government and alleged that the universities of Telangana were not witnessing any kind of development under CM KCR’s rule.
She made these remarks while addressing an unemployed youth hunger strike program held in front of mahatma Gandhi University.
Speaking on the occasion , she asked the state government as to why it was not filling up vacant posts of teachers in the universities of the state.
She said that the students of the state were craving for quality education.
She mocked that KCR had turned the state into a state of beers instead of turning it into a golden Telangana .
Stating that the Osmania university has 33 percent of vacant posts, she said that 63 percent of the posts were lying vacant in all the Universities of the State. (Maxim News)
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