YS Sharmila challenged Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao to sign the affidavit she released on his behalf yesterday in a message she sent to him on Wednesday. Sharmila asked KCR to sign the document and release his promise on Twitter if he had truly cared for the state's youth and students.
“If Bangaru Telangana matters, then lend your golden signature for the sake of the golden future of the students. They are distressed and distraught with an uncertain future. Your signature on this affidavit makes it clear that you will conduct TSPSC exams in an efficient and fair manner. We demand that you assure the state that there won’t be any more paper leakages in Telangana,” she tweeted, adding, for a person who claimed to have read more than 80000 books and striving for the changing of the Constitution, it is easy to realise the power of an affidavit signed by none other than the chief minister of a state.
The affidavit contained a guarantee that there will be no cheating or leaks throughout the exam. The chief minister's apology to the state, taking responsibility for the TSPSC exam papers' leak, was also included.
