Revanth Reddy Urges Newly Appointed Group-2 Officers to Make Telangana an Economic Powerhouse
Chief Minister of Telangana, Revanth Anumula, has called upon newly appointed Group-2 officers to contribute to the state’s goal of becoming a $3 trillion economic powerhouse. He urged them to work tirelessly and responsibly, especially in the agricultural sector.
In a ceremony held at the Shilpakala Vedika, the Chief Minister handed over appointment letters to 783 candidates selected for Group-2 services. The event, titled “Koluvula Panduga in Governance”, was attended by Deputy Chief Minister, Bhatti Mallu, and Minister, Ponnam Prabhakar, along with other advisors, people’s representatives, and TelanganaCS.
Addressing the successful Group-2 candidates and their parents, Anumula noted that their appointment letters were being handed over at an auspicious time during the Diwali festival. He congratulated them, reiterating the state’s goal of transforming Telangana into a strong economic force by 2047. He encouraged the candidates to become active participants in the reconstruction of Telangana.
“Receiving an appointment letter is as important as a birthday in a person’s life. From today, you are responsible officials. Always behave responsibly. Secure the future of 4 crore Telangana people and move forward,” said Anumula.
The Chief Minister stressed the importance of serving the public diligently, remembering the sacrifices their parents made to provide them with their education. He underlined the responsibility of developing their birthplaces and taking care of their parents. He also warned that any neglect in this regard would result in the deduction of 10% of their salary, which would be deposited directly into their parents’ accounts.
He further mentioned that the government had already released Group-1 results in order to ensure that those who were selected in both Group-1 and Group-2 had the opportunity to choose their preferred service. The results of Group-3 and Group-4 would also be declared soon, he added.
Anumula emphasized that since the formation of the government, 60,000 jobs had been filled in the first year itself. He also highlighted the long-pending SC categorization issue, which had been resolved in a unique way. “We completed the caste census in a way that is not done anywhere in the country,” Anumula added.
He concluded by encouraging the officers to work effectively for the development of the state, reminding them of their duties and responsibilities in serving the public.
