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Mulago 2, Kampala enumerators boycott census duties over unpaid training fees. #NTVNews 📹: Juma Kiirya

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🚨🚨 Must Read 🚨🚨 📌 What is G.O MS 46? - Issued on 04/04/2022 by the General Administration (SPF 2) Department. - Organise local cadre posts according to the Presidential Order of the New Zonal System in Telangana. 📌 What Happens with G.O MS 46? - Posts in contiguous district cadres are allocated based on population. - In the police department, commissionerates are also considered to organise the ratio of posts. 📌 The Issue: - TSSP aspirants are questioning the perceived inequality in the distribution of posts under G.O MS 46. - Tri Commissionerates (Cyberabad, Rachakonda, Hyderabad) receive 53% of the total posts, while the rest of the state gets 47%. - Discrepancies in cutoff marks are also a concern. 📌 My Views: - G.O MS 46 is based on the New Zonal System, with population counts from the 2011 census. - Police commissionerates are mostly in urban areas, while rural areas come under district SPs. - Urban areas are more populated, leading to a higher job ratio or percentage compared to the rest of the state. - People are questioning why only TSSP & not SPF & SAR CPL for these contiguous posts. These two wings always have fewer vacancies, and conducting them district-wise would result in zero posts for many districts. - TSSP has more vacancies, so to avoid any inequality, posts were divided under G.O MS 46. - Candidates citing 2015 and 2018 recruitment, protested against this 2022 recruitment, wanting it to be conducted as state-level posts. - The government had to follow the new zonal system due to the Presidential Order issued in 2018. - Aspirants also cite differences in cutoff marks, but one simple fact needs to be understood: Urban areas are more populated, but the competition is less, whereas rural areas are less populated but the competition is high. - This results in higher cutoffs in districts & lower cutoffs in commissionerates. You might ask why so many posts are allocated to commissionerates; it's because the zonal system is based on the census. Even if a new census is conducted, the same distribution would likely remain. Political Involvement 🚨 - The previous government had to issue a GO to follow the Presidential Order. - Amid widespread protests, former Minister Sri KT Rama Rao promised to look into the issue and consider changing G.O MS 46. - Meanwhile, leaders of the present ruling party, who were then in opposition, supported the protests and promised an immediate resolution if they came into power. - Students claim that they helped the opposition win elections, but after coming to power, the leaders did not address their demands and sent selected TSSP candidates to training. - Students feel that leaders used them for political mileage, securing political positions but neglecting the students concerns. - G.O MS 46 issued by the then BRS government was legally correct as per the new zonal system under the Presidential Order, but aspirants felt it was affecting them. - The opposition party, which supported the protests, has not reacted since coming to power. - The same party quickly addressed G.O 111 after coming to power but has not responded to G.O MS 46. It seems there are many legal obstacles, and regardless of being AWARE/ UNAWARE, leaders promised to cancel G.O MS 46 before elections,no response over it leading students to protest again. #GO46 #Congress #Students #Portest Students being used for Political Mileage 😔 Attaching videos of students and media below ! Before & After election

🚨🚨 Must Read 🚨🚨 📌 What is G.O MS 46? - Issued on 04/04/2022 by the General Administration (SPF 2) Department. - Organise local cadre posts according to the Presidential Order of the New Zonal System in Telangana. 📌 What Happens with G.O MS 46? - Posts in contiguous district cadres are allocated based on population. - In the police department, commissionerates are also considered to organise the ratio of posts. 📌 The Issue: - TSSP aspirants are questioning the perceived inequality in the distribution of posts under G.O MS 46. - Tri Commissionerates (Cyberabad, Rachakonda, Hyderabad) receive 53% of the total posts, while the rest of the state gets 47%. - Discrepancies in cutoff marks are also a concern. 📌 My Views: - G.O MS 46 is based on the New Zonal System, with population counts from the 2011 census. - Police commissionerates are mostly in urban areas, while rural areas come under district SPs. - Urban areas are more populated, leading to a higher job ratio or percentage compared to the rest of the state. - People are questioning why only TSSP & not SPF & SAR CPL for these contiguous posts. These two wings always have fewer vacancies, and conducting them district-wise would result in zero posts for many districts. - TSSP has more vacancies, so to avoid any inequality, posts were divided under G.O MS 46. - Candidates citing 2015 and 2018 recruitment, protested against this 2022 recruitment, wanting it to be conducted as state-level posts. - The government had to follow the new zonal system due to the Presidential Order issued in 2018. - Aspirants also cite differences in cutoff marks, but one simple fact needs to be understood: Urban areas are more populated, but the competition is less, whereas rural areas are less populated but the competition is high. - This results in higher cutoffs in districts & lower cutoffs in commissionerates. You might ask why so many posts are allocated to commissionerates; it's because the zonal system is based on the census. Even if a new census is conducted, the same distribution would likely remain. Political Involvement 🚨 - The previous government had to issue a GO to follow the Presidential Order. - Amid widespread protests, former Minister Sri KT Rama Rao promised to look into the issue and consider changing G.O MS 46. - Meanwhile, leaders of the present ruling party, who were then in opposition, supported the protests and promised an immediate resolution if they came into power. - Students claim that they helped the opposition win elections, but after coming to power, the leaders did not address their demands and sent selected TSSP candidates to training. - Students feel that leaders used them for political mileage, securing political positions but neglecting the students concerns. - G.O MS 46 issued by the then BRS government was legally correct as per the new zonal system under the Presidential Order, but aspirants felt it was affecting them. - The opposition party, which supported the protests, has not reacted since coming to power. - The same party quickly addressed G.O 111 after coming to power but has not responded to G.O MS 46. It seems there are many legal obstacles, and regardless of being AWARE/ UNAWARE, leaders promised to cancel G.O MS 46 before elections,no response over it leading students to protest again. #GO46 #Congress #Students #Portest Students being used for Political Mileage 😔 Attaching videos of students and media below ! Before & After election

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