Hyderabad, August 29: Telangana Janasena has criticised the Congress government over police action against protesting polytechnic students.
The party said students were holding peaceful protests to press for what it described as legitimate demands. It alleged that the government tried to suppress their concerns through arrests and police lathi charges.
In a post on X, the Telangana Janasena questioned the government’s handling of protests at government polytechnic colleges. The party also accused the Congress and BRS of trading allegations instead of addressing students’ concerns.
Janasena asked how many more times students would have to take to the streets. It also questioned how many students the government would arrest for raising their demands.
The party further asked how many students would face police action while seeking their rights.
According to Janasena, the dispute has created uncertainty over the future of government polytechnic colleges. The party said political accusations between the Congress and BRS should not overshadow the concerns of students.
Janasena Seeks Focus on Technical Education
The party urged the government to abandon what it called a rigid approach. It asked officials to understand the concerns and expectations of students.
Janasena said Telangana’s youth need practical skills, quality technical education and reliable employment opportunities. It argued that reforms in technical education should strengthen students’ future prospects.
The party also called for an immediate dialogue with the protesting students. It said the government should listen to their concerns instead of relying on arrests or police action.
Janasena demanded that the government implement education sector reforms with greater care. It said such measures should provide students with confidence about their academic and career prospects.
The party also urged the government to ensure that proposed changes produce positive outcomes for students. It said the administration should avoid what it termed authoritarian tendencies while dealing with student protests.
The latest statement adds to the political debate over the concerns of government polytechnic students in Telangana. Janasena has called for the government to address the issue through dialogue and constructive measures.
However, the statement does not provide details of the students’ specific demands or the number of arrests and injuries reported during the protests. Further official information would be required to establish those details.
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