hyderabad even as political parties have been raising a hue and cry on the issue of recruitment in government departments enrolment with government employment exchanges has seen a decline in the last six years while over 10 lakh job aspirants had got themselves enrolled as on january 2015 the numbers have now come down to 665 lakh aged between 14 and 60 in february 2021 according to estimations unemployed youth could be more than 10 lakh in hyderabad alone filling up of jobs in government sector has become a major campaign issue in the graduates mlc elections and the political parties are vying with one another to hold discussions on the issue if trs working president kt rama rao released a list of jobs provided by the state government in the last six years bjp sitting mlc n ramchander rao striving to get elected again from hyderabadrangareddymahbubnagar seat waited at the arts college for a debate with ktr on the jobs issue officials said since major recruitments are being done through recruitment boards or the telangana state public service commission tspsc many job aspirants are reluctant to register their names with the employment exchanges while tspsc had filled some vacancies in government departments police department has its own statelevel police recruitment board prb telangana genco and tstransco singareni collieries and telangana residential educational institutions recruitment board treirb have filled vacancies in their respective departments on their own through agencies a senior official of employment and training saidgoing by the data with 16 employment exchanges run by employment and training department most aspirants have ssc and intermediate educational qualifications those holding professional qualifications and pg degrees are not coming forward to register their names as they are not sure about the job opportunities