Telangana opposition slammed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy after he expressed concern over engineering graduates’ employability on Thursday, describing them as a “criminal waste”. His remarks drew sharp criticism from the opposition BRS and the BJP. Addressing an event on Thursday, the CM stated that he sees education and skill development as the two eyes, expressing concern over the employability of engineering graduates. Pointing out that the state produces 1.10 lakh engineering graduates each year, he noted that many struggle to draft even a basic job application. “You (teachers) give a plain paper to them (engineering graduates) and tell them to write a job application. Criminal waste. He won’t apply for a small job because he studied engineering. He does not learn skills,” Reddy said.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/greatest-heist-rat-caught-in-cctv-stealing-10-gold-rings-worth-around-rs-10-lakh-from-karnataka-store-video-1785477392828">Greatest heist? Rat caught in CCTV stealing 10 'gold rings' worth around Rs 10 lakh from Karnataka store: VIDEO</a><h3>Revanth Reddy clarifies his remarks</h3>He clarified that his criticism was directed at the education system rather than the graduates themselves. Despite this justification, the opposition BRS and BJP accused Reddy of "insulting" engineering graduates and their abilities by describing them as "criminal waste." BRS Working President K T Rama Rao asked what qualifications the Chief Minister has to make such statements. “Did he ever write any competitive exam in his entire life? Did he ever appear for an interview for a job? Did he ever work anywhere in a professional environment?” the BRS leader said in a post on social media platform X. In a statement, state BJP Chief Spokesperson N V Subhash alleged that while senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had previously called students "idiots," his "protégé" Revanth Reddy had gone further by describing engineering students as "criminal waste." Describing engineers as the "backbone of our country," Subhash said the Congress party had committed a grave sin by "insulting" them. “Will the self-proclaimed Gen Z activists speak up now, or does their outrage surface only when they receive instructions from their political masters?” he asked.&nbsp;

Addressing an event on Thursday, the CM stated that he sees education and skill development as the two eyes, expressing concern over the employability of engineering graduates.

Telangana opposition slammed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy after he expressed concern over engineering graduates’ employability on Thursday, describing them as a “criminal waste”. His remarks drew sharp criticism from the opposition BRS and the BJP. Addressing an event on Thursday, the CM stated that he sees education and skill development as the two eyes, expressing concern over the employability of engineering graduates. Pointing out that the state produces 1.10 lakh engineering graduates each year, he noted that many struggle to draft even a basic job application. “You (teachers) give a plain paper to them (engineering graduates) and tell them to write a job application. Criminal waste. He won’t apply for a small job because he studied engineering. He does not learn skills,” Reddy said. Also read: Greatest heist? Rat caught in CCTV stealing 10 'gold rings' worth around Rs 10 lakh from Karnataka store: VIDEO Revanth Reddy clarifies his remarks He clarified that his criticism was directed at the education system rather than the graduates themselves. Despite this justification, the opposition BRS and BJP accused Reddy of "insulting" engineering graduates and their abilities by describing them as "criminal waste." BRS Working President K T Rama Rao asked what qualifications the Chief Minister has to make such statements. “Did he ever write any competitive exam in his entire life? Did he ever appear for an interview for a job? Did he ever work anywhere in a professional environment?” the BRS leader said in a post on social media platform X. In a statement, state BJP Chief Spokesperson N V Subhash alleged that while senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had previously called students "idiots," his "protégé" Revanth Reddy had gone further by describing engineering students as "criminal waste." Describing engineers as the "backbone of our country," Subhash said the Congress party had committed a grave sin by "insulting" them. “Will the self-proclaimed Gen Z activists speak up now, or does their outrage surface only when they receive instructions from their political masters?” he asked.

Addressing an event on Thursday, the CM stated that he sees education and skill development as the two eyes, expressing concern over the employability of engineering graduates.

Revanth Reddy calls engineering graduates 'criminal waste', oppn slams Telangana CM: 'did he ever werite an exam?'

The Income Tax department is conducting searches at the residences of Telangana Congress working president A Revanth Reddy on Thursday. 
The Congress condemned the raids and termed it as "political vendetta" by the ruling TRS in the state and the BJP at the centre.

A senior official of the I-T department confirmed the searches but did not reveal details such as what triggered the raids.

Calls made to Revanth Reddy for his reaction went unanswered.

Reddy was appointed as one of the Working Presidents of Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee recently.

Jubilee Hills police inspector P Chandra Shekar said they deployed police force near Reddy's residence to avoid any untoward incident.

The city police had earlier issued notice to the Congress leader and former MLA seeking his appearance as part of investigations in a case relating to alleged irregularities committed by office-bearers of a Co-operative Housing Society in 2004.

Describing the I-T searches as "politically motivated", TPCC president Uttam Kumar Reddy tweeted that the TRS and BJP were hand in glove.

"IT &amp; ED raids at @INCTelangana Working President @revanth_anumulas house is pure political vendetta to demoralise our strong MLAs (sic). The people will teach KCR a lesson for being hand in glove with the BJP and the Central govt. I severely condemn these politically motivated raids," he tweeted.

On May 31, 2015, Revanth Reddy, then in Telugu Desam Party, was caught by Anti-Corruption Bureau while allegedly paying a bribe of Rs. 50 lakh to Elvis Stephenson, a nominated MLA, for supporting TDP nominee Vem Narendar Reddy in Legislative Council elections held on June 1, 2015.

&nbsp;"First (sic) it was @JaggaReddyT &amp; now @revanth_anumula, this is a clear sign of KCRs cowardice. He has no capacity to take on any of our leaders &amp; hence resorts to these backdoor moves. @INCTelangana will be united in its fight to rid Telangana soon of his autocratic &amp; whimsical rule," the TPCC president said in another tweet.

The Income Tax department is conducting searches at the residences of Telangana Congress working president A Revanth Reddy on Thursday. The Congress condemned the raids and termed it as "political vendetta" by the ruling TRS in the state and the BJP at the centre.

The Income Tax department is conducting searches at the residences of Telangana Congress working president A Revanth Reddy on Thursday. The Congress condemned the raids and termed it as "political vendetta" by the ruling TRS in the state and the BJP at the centre. A senior official of the I-T department confirmed the searches but did not reveal details such as what triggered the raids. Calls made to Revanth Reddy for his reaction went unanswered. Reddy was appointed as one of the Working Presidents of Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee recently. Jubilee Hills police inspector P Chandra Shekar said they deployed police force near Reddy's residence to avoid any untoward incident. The city police had earlier issued notice to the Congress leader and former MLA seeking his appearance as part of investigations in a case relating to alleged irregularities committed by office-bearers of a Co-operative Housing Society in 2004. Describing the I-T searches as "politically motivated", TPCC president Uttam Kumar Reddy tweeted that the TRS and BJP were hand in glove. "IT & ED raids at @INCTelangana Working President @revanth_anumulas house is pure political vendetta to demoralise our strong MLAs (sic). The people will teach KCR a lesson for being hand in glove with the BJP and the Central govt. I severely condemn these politically motivated raids," he tweeted. On May 31, 2015, Revanth Reddy, then in Telugu Desam Party, was caught by Anti-Corruption Bureau while allegedly paying a bribe of Rs. 50 lakh to Elvis Stephenson, a nominated MLA, for supporting TDP nominee Vem Narendar Reddy in Legislative Council elections held on June 1, 2015. "First (sic) it was @JaggaReddyT & now @revanth_anumula, this is a clear sign of KCRs cowardice. He has no capacity to take on any of our leaders & hence resorts to these backdoor moves. @INCTelangana will be united in its fight to rid Telangana soon of his autocratic & whimsical rule," the TPCC president said in another tweet.

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Revanth Reddy calls engineering graduates 'criminal waste', oppn slams Telangana CM: 'did he ever werite an exam?'

Income Tax department raids Telangana Congress chief's house

Income Tax department raids Telangana Congress chief's house