Congress graduate candidates are facing difficulties in securing appointments with their own party's MLAs. Candidates are seeking time with MLAs to discuss their concerns.
Several candidates stated that they must visit an MLA's residence two or three times before an appointment is granted. This situation is causing considerable dissatisfaction among the candidates.
Political circles anticipate that this issue could lead to internal conflicts within the Congress party. The MLAs' attitude towards the candidates might damage the party's reputation.
Graduate candidates are urging the party high command to intervene and resolve their issues. They are preparing to lodge a complaint with the leadership regarding the MLAs' conduct.
