The first time that the YS Jagan government released the job calendar in Andhra Pradesh, they received a lot of backlash from the youth of the state, as there were only 10,000 jobs that were posted, where the government had promised more than 2 and a half lakh jobs during elections. Moreover, the sectors in which the youth were mostly pinning their hopes on, had listed not many jobs, and so is the case with the jobs in the police department.
As a result, the unemployed and students of the state have now decided to stage protests and hunger strikes throughout the state, on the 4th and 5th of August. If this happens, and if the situation gets out of hand during that time, then the government would be greatly embarrassed. As a result, the government is said to be planning to release a new job calendar very soon.
With the opposition parties in the favour of the unemployed, and the unemployed also angered about the false facts where the government is claiming to have filled up nearly 6 lakh jobs, the government is said to be trying its best to rectify the situation. AP DGP Gautam Sawang also said that there are many posts in the Police department, but that recruitment is not taking place due to the current situations not being good enough for training anyone.