BJP state chairman Bandi Sanjay is now strategizing to gain maximum political leverage from the question by provoking youths to join BJP protests over the question
Release Date – 07:00 AM, Thu – 23 March 23
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Hyderabad: Even as the state government tries to restore youth confidence by fixing loopholes in the Telangana Public Service Commission (TSPSC) exam process and punishing culprits involved in leaked exam papers, the BJP has other ideas.
Not long after he exhorted young people to ditch their studies and jobs and helped bring BJP to power in the state, BJP state chairman Bandi Sanjay is now strategizing to gain maximum political leverage from the issue by mobilizing young people to join BJP protests For test questions. This even happened after a BJP activist was arrested in connection with the event.
According to party sources, the BJP plans to campaign statewide on the issue and involve job seekers who apply for various competitive exams run by TSPSC. Sources said Sanjay was trying to organize a movement similar to the “March for a Million”, which was organized during the independence movement of unemployed youth in the state capital. March 25 at Indira Park.
On Wednesday, Sanjay convened a meeting of senior party leaders at the party’s state headquarters to discuss strategies for staging protests across the state. He reportedly told party leaders that they should use the TSPSC issue to their advantage and create the impression that the chief minister and his family were behind the issue. He also asked them to involve unemployed youth in agitation and to try to bring them into the party.
The BJP is also planning to raise the TSPSC question during polls to gain support from unemployed youth.
Last month, Sanjay urged young people to ditch their studies and jobs to work for the party’s victory in the upcoming parliamentary elections. As young people ignore the call, the BJP state president is now trying to use the TSPSC issue to get them on board.
