The controversy surrounding LULU Mall has taken the Telugu states by storm, as Pawan Kalyan demanded that job opportunities be reserved for local youth. Public outrage quickly escalated, sparking chants of “Go Back LULU Mall” across Andhra Pradesh. Citizens and political analysts alike are calling this a defining moment in the debate over fair employment and corporate responsibility.
Pawan Kalyan’s Powerful Stand for Youth Employment 💪
Pawan Kalyan’s statement insisting that local youth deserve first preference in job recruitment was described by the public as “100% correct.” He is being praised for his courage, honesty, and his image as an incorruptible leader who stands by the people — especially the unemployed youth of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
“If a company builds on our land, they must give our people jobs — that’s not a demand, it’s justice,” said one local supporter during the Telugu Vaadi TV Lite interview.
His comments have resonated deeply with people frustrated by unemployment and growing corporate dominance. Many believe Pawan Kalyan is fighting for the dignity of Andhra’s workforce rather than political gain.
Public Anger and the ‘Go Back LULU Mall’ Movement 🚫
Public outrage intensified when reports surfaced that LULU Mall’s management was unwilling to prioritize local hiring. This led to a strong backlash, with citizens openly chanting “Go Back LULU Mall.” Several locals said that if the company refuses to employ regional youth, it should pack up and leave, emphasizing that there are enough other businesses willing to invest in Andhra Pradesh.
As one respondent stated, “We don’t need them if they can’t provide jobs to our children. Let them leave; more industries are coming here anyway.” This sentiment reflects growing confidence in the state’s economic future and frustration over policies that ignore local needs.
Criticism of LULU Mall’s Management 🏢
The controversy deepened when LULU Mall’s owner allegedly claimed they might shut operations if restricted in hiring decisions. This was seen as an arrogant and insensitive statement, further fueling anger among citizens who questioned why government-allotted land was handed to the company without employment guarantees.
Many also questioned the fairness of offering large land parcels at subsidized rates while ignoring the very people the development was meant to benefit. According to locals, corporates must not exploit government-granted land without social responsibility.
Educated Youth and Employment Reality 🎓
The public dismissed claims that local youth are unwilling to work or demand high salaries. Interviewees stressed that Andhra Pradesh produces thousands of skilled graduates each year, and that most are ready to work for fair pay and reasonable hours.
A participant remarked, “Our youth are hardworking and talented — all they need is opportunity. Don’t underestimate us just because we ask for fair treatment.”
Government’s Role and Accountability 🏛️
Citizens urged the government to take a stand similar to Pawan Kalyan’s. They emphasized that companies receiving state support — especially land or tax concessions — must guarantee a specific percentage of local employment.
Several respondents said that governments must stop making “foolish decisions” that favor big corporations at the expense of common citizens. They demanded transparent agreements ensuring that development directly benefits locals.
No Fear of Economic Fallout 🌍
Interestingly, most people interviewed showed no fear about losing LULU Mall’s presence in the region. They argued that multiple international companies are entering India, and Andhra Pradesh will continue to attract investors due to favorable economic and political conditions.
Locals also believe that sustainable development is about balance — not dependency. “We need investors who respect us, not those who exploit us,” said one respondent, reflecting the prevailing mood among the public.
Conclusion: A Turning Point for Local Employment
The LULU Mall jobs controversy has evolved into a powerful social and political debate. What began as a mall opening has turned into a movement demanding fairness and respect for local workers. Pawan Kalyan’s words have become a rallying cry for the youth, and his bold stance could potentially influence future government policies.
If companies want to thrive in Andhra Pradesh, the public insists, they must contribute to its people’s prosperity — not just profit from its land.
For full coverage and interviews, watch the complete discussion on Telugu Vaadi TV Lite’s YouTube channel.
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Final Verdict: The people have spoken loud and clear — local employment is not a request but a right. With Pawan Kalyan leading this call, “Go Back LULU Mall” may become one of the most defining moments in Andhra Pradesh’s political and social narrative.
