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Teacher posts: non-local candidates assaulted
By Our Staff Reporter
NIZAMABAD, JULY 6. Ten candidates from Cuddapah district, who
came here to submit their application forms for the vacant
teachers posts through the District Selection Committee (DSC),
were allegedly assaulted and prevented from submitting their
application forms by the local candidates on Friday.
For the second day today, the non-local candidates from other
districts of the State continued to be targeted and faced the
wrath of the local candidates and got assaulted for daring to
submit their application forms for 15 per cent of seats reserved
for non-local candidates.
Ten candidates from Cuddapah district who had come to submit
their application forms for teacher posts in the District
Selection Committee were accosted by members of the self-styled
outfit going by the name of Telangana Unemployed Persons Forum.
The forum members allegedly forced them to hand over their
application forms for scrutiny. After finding out that the
candidates were not from Nizamabad, the forum members issued an
ultimatum to the outsiders to go away without submitting their
applications.
The hapless candidates left the place but came back after some
time under the impression that the forum members would not be
present. As ill-luck would have, they were again cornered by the
locals who asked them to tear the application forms. As the non-
local candidates refused to do so, they were allegedly assaulted
and prevented from submitting their application forms. The
candidates rushed to the One Town Police station.
On seeing the police, the forum members escaped from the scene.
Police personnel were then deployed at the Deputy Education
Officer's office to provide security to outsiders. With the help
of the local police, non-local candidates submitted their
application forms.
According to sources, the forum comprises unemployed Physical
Education Teachers awaiting Government jobs. These PETs
reportedly formed the forum and deputed at least two members to
keep vigil at the various counters.
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