Former Minister Harish Rao Demands Inquiry into Allegations Surrounding Group 1 Exam Conduct
In a move that could escalate political tensions in the state, former minister T Harish Rao on Saturday demanded an inquiry by a sitting judge into the allegations of improper conduct during the Group 1 exams. The demands for large sums of money from aspirants for these prestigious posts have been a hot topic of discussion in recent days.
In a press conference held at Siddipet, Harish Rao expressed his concern over the alleged incidents and called for immediate action. He stated, “It’s alleged that some ministers and officials had demanded lakhs from the aspirants for Group 1 posts. Instead of correcting mistakes, contemplating an appeal is not right.”
The allegations against certain high-ranking officials have been circulating in various districts, with Siddipet being one of the epicenters of these accusations. The charges include demands for substantial sums of money from aspirants, which were not mentioned in the summary of these exams.
Harish Rao also accused the current Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of breaking a promise regarding 2 lakh jobs and shifting the veterinary college from Siddipet to Koo, another town. This accusation could further intensify the political climate in the state.
As the investigation into these allegations unfolds, it remains to be seen how the authorities will respond and whether any action will be taken against those implicated. The people of Telangana are eagerly waiting for updates on this developing story.
