Hyderabad: The ruling TRS has actually chosen to take up an aggressive campaign on the jobs produced throughout its reign to counter the opposition parties in the upcoming graduate MLC elections for 2 seats, according to TRS chief and Chief Minister K.

Chandrashekar Rao on Monday.

The '18 lakh jobs developed in the last six years' will be the primary poll plank of TRS to draw in and seek votes of graduates and youth in these elections , Rao stated.

The party supremo instructed his 2 MLC candidates - Surabhi Vani Devi and P.

Rajeshwar Reddy - to counter the criticism of the opposition celebrations that the TRS government had failed to produce lots of tasks for youth in the last six years, by aggressively bringing this out throughout their poll campaigns.According to sources, CM Chandrashekar Rao provided a detailed account of TRS government's achievements in offering jobs to youth.

According to the CM's presentation, 1.31 lakh jobs were supplied in the federal government sector, 2.11 lakh jobs produced in the IT/ ITES sector and 14.59 lakh jobs were provided in the economic sector, due to the faster approvals given to markets under the TS-iPASS considering that he assumed workplace more than six-and-a-half years back.

The TRS federal government has actually decided to disperse handouts, put up banners and other harness show and tell mechanisms.

The two prospects, senior celebration leaders and cadre were told to make every effort tough to highlight the 18 lakh jobs offered by the TRS federal government.

They were asked to distribute these pamphlets, particularly among graduate citizens, in educational institutions and hold debates on the issue at numerous platforms.In the continuous MLC elections, all the Opposition parties are targeting TRS on the concern of lack of jobs to students and youth in Telangana.

Opposition parties argue that the 'tagline' of Telangana statehood agitation was tasks, funds and water .

Students and youth had actually compromised their lives and professions to combat for Telangana statehood, with a hope of getting jobs, as soon as the statehood was achieved.They argue that the TRS federal government had actually stopped working to satisfy their aspirations by coming a cropper in filling lakhs of jobs in federal government departments.

However, the TRS government rubbishes these claims and has actually collected data from all sectors to show how many jobs they had actually provided up until now.

The data collected, say TRS sources, declares that 1.31 lakh jobs were filled out different government departments considering that 2014, of which 32,000 vacancies were completed police department, 35,000 were hired through TSPSC, 9,350 panchayat secretary posts and 350 jobs in universities, 5,500 motorist and conductor posts in TSRTC, besides 9,000 posts in the electrical power department.In addition to these, services of 24,000 artisan posts in the electricity department had actually likewise been regularised by the TRS government.Mr Rao asked celebration leaders and cadre to extensively campaign about the state federal government's readiness to issue job notices to fill over 50,000 posts in February but due to the survey code, it could not be done.

This will be issued immediately after survey code ends in March, he recommended them.

A senior leader informed Deccan Chronicle, the TRS federal government has actually not only filled vacancies in the public sector however has also developed lakhs of tasks in the private sector by drawing in financial investments through its industry-friendly policies.

About 2.11 youth got tasks in the IT sector.

In all, 14,000 new industries came to the state through TS-iPASS, which created 14.59 lakh jobs in the private sector, a significant portion of which was bagged by Telangana locals.

We challenge the opposition parties to show this incorrect.

We will not seek votes if they show us wrong.