For a couple of days last month, Musheerabad was reminiscent of the students’ agitation at Osmania University in support of a separate Telangana, when there was a spontaneous protest by youths following the death of a young unemployed woman called Pravalika.
Though the police gave a different version, the agitated youths and political parties, which lent support to them, called it a ‘government murder’ saying that she took her life as she was vexed and unable to get a job due to delayed competitive examinations on account of paper leaks.
Rajya Sabha MP and BJP National OBC president K. Laxman reminded a street corner public meeting on Tuesday about the tragedy and appealed to the youth not to fall into the trap of the BRS government again that promises to revamp the TS Public Service Commission (TSPSC) and expedite jobs’ notifications.
