Aspirants of Group-II companies within the State are rising restive as a result of delay in issuing examination notification by the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Fee (APPSC).
The aspirants present process teaching at varied centres have been ready endlessly for the notification. “Within the Cupboard assembly held on June 7 this yr, the federal government accredited over 900 Group-II posts for which the finance approval has not been given until date,” stated Shaik Siddique, a job aspirant from Kadapa.
Drawing consideration to the hundreds of children staying away from residence and spending their money and time on teaching centres in Hyderabad since 2019, he stated many have been underneath a monetary burden resulting in psychological stress. “The nervousness and stress is increase what with the expectations of household and stress by pals and friends,” he added.
Jagan’s promise
Narayana Murthy Majji from Srikakulam pointed to the final two Group-II notifications issued in 2016 for 982 posts and in 2018 for 446 posts (whole 1,428 posts) by the earlier TDP authorities. “When the YSR Congress Social gathering got here to energy within the 2019 elections, we anticipated Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy to maintain his promise made on the time of election marketing campaign on speedy steps to fill all vacant posts by means of the APPSC. However on June 18, 2021, within the title of job calendar, the federal government notified solely 5 posts in Group-II class. After a collection of agitations, the federal government launched a notification notifying 182 Group-II posts on March 31, 2022,” he stated.
“Majority of the Group-II job aspirants come from poor socio-economic backgrounds in rural areas. We have now been burning the midnight oil with empty pockets and hungry stomachs within the hope of getting a job quickly that may assist us lead a dignified life,” stated Sindura Kalidindi from Bhimavaram in West Godavari district.
Referring to the APPSC Chairman Goutam Sawang’s declare that notification for Group-II posts can be issued very quickly, at a press convention on Thursday, Sanjay Kumar Boddu from Tenali and Manohar Ankamreddi from Anantapur district, spoke in regards to the long-drawn choice course of that features conduct of preliminary, Mains and CPT in addition to verification of paperwork.
The aspirants urged the authorities involved to hasten the method of issuing notification for Group-II posts and spare them extra hardships.