Karimnagar/Hyderabad, Dec 29 (Maxim News): Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Bandi Sanjay said that the Congress government owes Rs. 48,000 unemployment allowance to each unemployed youth. He said that the Revanth government is claiming that it has given 50,000 jobs after giving notification for 25,000 jobs.
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Bandi Sanujay visited Karimnagar today. He participated in several programs and spoke to the media. He warned that they would go on strike if the fee reimbursement was not paid before Sankranti. He questioned why the government is not paying attention to students committing suicide. He questioned what happened to the Youth Declaration promise announced by AICC top leader Rahul Gandhi. He criticized that the Revanth government has failed miserably in fully implementing the 6 guarantees. Bandi Sanjay Kumar warned that they will continue to protest until the Congress government falls. (Maxim News)
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