They asked the authorities to release the DSC notification and take quick action to improve government schools across the state.

Meanwhile, Bhukya Kumar, State President of the Telangana B.Ed. Candidates' Association, said that not having enough teachers in government schools is making parents send their children to private schools. He warned that this could put government schools at risk. Therefore, he asked the authorities to solve this problem by quickly releasing the DSC (District Selection Committee) notification, which would help fill many vacant teacher posts in government schools.

In addition, he also asked for basic facilities, like working toilets and safe drinking water, in government schools in every village. He said these steps are important to make a good learning environment and to get more students to enroll.

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Furthermore, the B.Ed. Candidates' Association leader also said there should be less reliance on private schools and that their fees should be controlled, since private education is expensive for families. He explained that hiring more teachers and improving government schools would help stop parents from choosing private schools instead. In response, the Director of the Department of School Education reportedly said that the DSC notification would be released once the government decides.

Somesh Jadhav and other DSC candidates also joined the meeting and supported the requests made by the association. The meeting showed that many unemployed teacher candidates and the public are worried about government schools getting worse. The association asked the government to act quickly to release the DSC notification and fix the problems facing government education.